Pelibatan Idiom Musik Tradisi Dalam “Game Land No.5” Karya Slamet Abdul Sjukur by Maria Octavia Rosiana Dewi

“…Slamet Abdul Sjukur has treated the music instruments differently to cause different interpretation effects. …”
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Therapeutic Instrumental Music Training and Motor Imagery in Post-Stroke Upper-Extremity Rehabilitation: A Randomized-Controlled Pilot Study by Catherine M. Haire, PhD, Luc Tremblay, PhD, Veronica Vuong, MA, Kara K. Patterson, PhD, Joyce L. Chen, PhD, Jonathan H. Burdette, MD, Nina Schaffert, PhD, Michael H. Thaut, PhD

“…Intervention: Two baseline assessments, a minimum of 1 week apart; 9 intervention sessions (3 times/week for 3 weeks), in which rhythmically cued, functional arm movements were mapped onto musical instruments; and 1 post-test following the final intervention. …”
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The Evaluation of Motor Skills of 1–4 Grade Music-oriented Male Students in Primary School Complex No. 2 in Szczecin by Paweł Eider, Krzysztof Wilk

“…Motor efficiency of boys from music-oriented as well as control classes was comparable. 2. Practicing musical instruments at the early education stage did not have any significant influence on the general motor efficiency of male pupils. 3. …”
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Pengembangan Metode Pembelajaran Berbasis Modulasi sebagai Stimulus Kepekaan Musikalitas Anak by Kun Setyaning Astuti, Fransisca Xaveria Diah Kristianingsih, Pujiwiyana Pujiwiyana, Cipto Budi Handoyo, Lukas Gunawan Arga Rakasiwi

“…There are five steps you can take to learn modulation: 1) Listening to the accompaniment of the song when modulating using Do=C, Do=D, and Do=E; 2) Providing a bridge in the form of song chords on the song's fundamental tone; 3) Creating a rhythm song that could be utilized as a signal to get people to sing, and 4) Accompaniment can help children to sing the correct song at the time of modulation from major to minor scales and vice versa; 5)  children between the ages of 5-10 years can sing several songs by following good musical instrumental accompaniments played by guitar and piano. …”
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Physical-mechanical wood properties of Myracrodruon urundeuva in homogeneous planting. Propriedades físico-mecânicas da madeira de Myracrodruon urundeuva em plantio homogêneo. by Andressa KELLER, Adriano Wagner BALLARIN, Miguel Luiz Menezes FREITAS, ntonio Carlos Scatena ZANATTO, Eduardo Luiz LONGUI

“…The anisotropy coefficient of 1.69 is considered regular, indicating that wood can be used in the manufacture of fine furniture, frames, boats, musical instruments, sports equipment or flooring. The wood presented good mechanical behavior, with an average strength for parallel compression of 53.84 MPa, MOE of 12632 MPa and MOR of 123.58 MPa. …”
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The development of the English harpsichord with particular reference to the work of Kirkman by Mould, C

“…The section is terminated by a summary of the patents on musical instruments of the period and a summary of the overall development in the period 1730-1800.…”

Densification process of Merbau (Intsia bijuga) and Matoa (Pometia pinnata J.R. Forster & J.G Forster) Sawdust Waste for Biomass Based Solid Fuel Source in West Papua Indonesia: Op... by Agus Prasetya, Halomoan Siagian, Felix Arie Setiawan, Himawan Tri Bayu Murti Petrus, S.T., M.E, D.Eng.

“…With their versatile characteristics, merbau and matoa wood are used in many industries such as furniture, music instrument, and many other specialty products. However, wood processing industries can emit up to 60% of the residue. …”
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THE ROLE OF A MUSIC THERAPIST IN A REHABILITATION TEAM IN THE HEALTH PROMOTION OF CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY by Jautrė Ramutė Šinkūnienė

“…The findings of the empirical research revealed that therapeutically created space – by properly choosing musical instruments – strengthened the child’s movement control, the musical environment increased motivation, and rhythmic music playing allowed the child to adjust the sequence of their movements and their range. …”
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Analysis of artistic, literary, ritual and mythological dimensions of "Chamar" by Ahmad Kanjouri, Hassan Zolfaghari

“…Mythological and ceremonial dimensions of ChamarThe ancient and historical ritual of welcoming has been a public or private ceremony being held by decorating the place and generally playing horn and drum and other kinds of musical instruments. The ritual of welcoming and its related aspects is still being held by some of tribes for the mourning of their dead and beloved family members especially in Delfan town. …”
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Dutch 17th Century Painting as a Visual Sermon / Голландская живопись XVII века как визуальная проповедь by Larisa Nikiforova / Лариса Викторовна Никифорова

“…The article explores a number of parallels between pictorial and verbal images that allow you to see the previously unnoticed meanings of several visual motifs – ham, salt in still-lifes, rivers and streams in landscapes, playing musical instruments or a sleeping woman among a festive scene. …”
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A study on the mutual relationship between Sa’di’s ghazals and Iranian vocal music by Zolfaghar Alami, Mahya Sotoodeh nia

“…Based on the evidence found in sa’di’s works, there is no doubt that he took part in music gatherings as a listener and enjoyed benefited them and also was familiar with musical instruments and music terminology. What ever the music at the time of sa’di, it has been so far away from its present systematized (standardized) trend (style), but this revolution is not in violation of the claim that Sheikh of Shiraz, sa’di, purposefully has used specific meters and rhythms in such a way that most of them despite their being Mozahaf are eloquent and suitable for music tonse. …”
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PVDF nanofiber sensors for real time impact measurements in string structures by Rahul Kumar Singh

“…One of the potential areas of use is strings which are the building blocks of many important structures such as human ligaments, robotic arms, sports rackets, string musical instruments and cable bridges. The determination of strain and vibration in the strings can be used to evaluate some key properties such as string tension and impact location of a force on the string. …”
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The Social Status of Musician Lulies and Minstrel Kowlies in Persian Proverbs by Hassan Zolfaghari

“…Conclusion Lulies have entered Persian literature with their musical instruments and socio-cultural characteristics. …”
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INTERVENÇÃO MUSICALIZANDO : EXPERIMENTAÇÃO MUSICAL EM UMA AÇÃO EXTENSIONISTA by Maria Beatriz Rocha, Ohana Turcato Macacare, Roberta Carvalho Cesário, Mariana Benassi-Werke, Roberta Ekuni

“…Subsequently, the monitors showed the visitors the musical instruments they built, emphasizing the idea that to make music, it is not necessary to have expensive instruments. …”
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A Stylistic Study of the Manuscript of Faqir Dehlavi's Dorre Maknun [the Hidden Gem] Masnavi by Marzieh Dostani Aliabad, Mohammad Hadi Khaleghzadeh, Jalil Nazari

“…Among the important thinking features of Dorre Maknoun one can refer to the praise of the Imams, the Iranian myths, poetic swaggering, the love and position of the beloved ones, determinism, giving reference to Quranic verses and Hadith, the opposition between reason and love, astronomical and mystic terms, and musical instruments.2.2.2. Linguistic levelAt this stylistic level, different problems related to language are put under an analytical lens. …”
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Panama’s illegal rosewood logging boom from Dalbergia retusa by Ella Vardeman, Julie Velásquez Runk

“…We conclude by highlighting the role of media for assessing illegal logging in the absence of other data and underscore the difficulties of forest governance and logging controls for rosewoods, especially given the recent loosening of CITES controls for musical instruments. Resumen: Durante la última década, la tala ilegal de los palos rosa ha aumentado en todo el mundo y se atribuye mucho al aumento de la demanda en China. …”
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Lexical Benefits and the Novel Word Combinations in Devalrani and Khizrkhan Masnavi by Amir Khosrow Dihlavi by Amirhossein Dowlatshahi, Sayyed Mahdi Nourian

“…Out of these names, 11 names are Indian proper names used to refer to ethnicities and groups, social titles, carriers and riding animals, musical instruments, flowers and plants, one of the gods of the ancient India, and also materials and clothes. …”
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The Semantic and Aesthetic Function of Music in Hujwiri's Kashf al-Mahjub by Zahra Pakzad, Fatemeh Kolahchian, Mohammad Irani

“…In addition to the Saj', other musical instruments have a special appearance in other parts of the book. …”
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Privaatse ja avaliku dünaamikast hilisstalinismiaegses Eesti džässikultuuris / The dynamics of the private and the public in Estonian jazz culture of the late Stalinist era by Heli Reimann

“…The activities of amateur orchestras were institutionalised as well – generally, they would be affiliated with an institution and were thus guaranteed space for rehearsals, some of the musical instruments and professional leadership. The orchestras were obliged to perform on state holidays and at events arranged by the host institution. …”
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Architecture between heteronomy and self-generation by Luigi Alini

“…The project for the Exhibition of Musical Instruments at the Milan Triennale was commissioned by Rogers, with whom I subsequently collaborated for the preparation of the graphic part of the Castello Sforzesco Museum, together with Ilio Negri. …”
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