Off the field, even the soundtrack delivers a lot of high-intensity music to get you in the mood when it comes to game time.
(2) Low-intensity music therapy: Improvisational music therapy sessions in an individual setting once a week for five months (i.e., a total of up to 20 sessions), and three sessions of parent counselling (at baseline, two months, and five months).
Far from abstraction, she is looking to create moments of such intensity that music ceases simply to be sound, but becomes an all-consuming, synaesthetic experience.
It was equally hard to take one's eyes off the performers in "Scrutiny," as they moved with sudden changes of speed and intensity to music by Michael Raye.
Amid the beautifully fluid and rippling stretches of passagework he would bring out inner voices or insistent bass lines with punchy accents that gave intensity to music that might otherwise have seemed ethereal.
One unusual phenomenon that grew in intensity was music; in peaceful sectors, it was not uncommon for units to sing in the evenings, sometimes deliberately with an eye towards entertaining or gently taunting their opposite numbers.
Blood and Zatorre [1] found the rCBF in the right thalamus to increase in response to an increase of chills intensity from music, and Ethofer et al. [7] and Kreifelts et al. [8] indicated that the right thalamus is involved in the audiovisual integration of emotional signals from speech.
After 10 12 min, the intensity of music and singing were slowly reduced and finally faded out.
He does stand-up comedy amidst high-intensity dance music, engaging the entire audience with irreverent humour to take the edge off a serious onslaught of dark drum and bass.
The orchestra played with the subtlety, freedom, and intensity of chamber music, revealing new light on the music from within.
