Maori and Pakeha2 youth for example draw on different cultural and linguistic resources to voice their relationships to place and identity.
(Aboriginal liaison voice) These relationships coincided with opportunity through the Department of Health.
(Service managers voice) Strong relationships were also forged with the service manager of the mental health services.
Susan Philipsz won the 2010 Turner prize for exploring, in a melancholy voice, the relationship between the voice, the body and place.
What is the mood that you're trying to get when people walk into the space?" After teasing out the physical details, she pushed Ms. Mutu to voice the relationship between the performance and her studio work.
In a taut account of Bach's unaccompanied Sonata No. 3 (BWV 1005) just after intermission, Ms. Ingolfsson did a fine job of keeping the voices and relationships in the fugue clear and distinct, and she gave a sizzling account of the closing Allegro assai.
The major difference was that "the Chennai (India) and Accra (Ghana) participants were more comfortable interpreting their voices as relationships and not as the sign of a violated mind," she wrote in the study.
That is, we need to find a language for that 60 percent--the majority--to voice their relationship with their bodies in a way that isn't seen as being "all that" or a tale of triumph, but rather a small, normal story of inhabiting a human body.
So women are particularly likely to be interested in men with lower-pitched voices, or deeper voices, for casual relationships versus long-term relationships.
Wyld's is in contention for her debut offering After the Fire, a Still, Small Voice, about the relationships between fathers and sons, while Silvey makes the cut with his coming of age novel, Jasper Jones.
