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In the three songs that are analysed below, the core narrative and musical elements are variously but tightly interwoven with the elements of my title.
One of the big strengths of this history is the way these themes are all interwoven.
Therefore, while in traditional music, sound-making and the perception of sound are interwoven, in electroacoustic music they are often not connected.
The present results lead to the expectation that the development of theory of mind and of communicative competence will prove to be closely interwoven.
Social commitments give rise to relativised obligations and, consequently, roles, social commitments and relativised obligations are interwoven.
This feeling of being taken care of was interwoven with the carefree aspects of life in the rehabilitation centre and the plentiful meals.
The text is instead packed with information as well as being interwoven with relevant anecdotes.
Experiential ageing is a complex process intricately interwoven with the totality of life.
This is why the desert and the city are not in close-but-discrete proximity to each other but are actually interwoven and interdependent.
The issues of language and religion, therefore, were interwoven to the degree that a threat to one was a threat to the other.
In communities with a network of interwoven values and relationships, decisionmaking based on the value-free, objective knowledge of consultants may be far from ideal.
The public and the private could be complexly interwoven by celebration of family figures in military and colonial service.
This richly interwoven examination of individuals set firmly within their socio-historical context stands as a cultural history of the period in its own right.
Here she creates and orchestrates with her voice an entire instrumental and polyphonic world of subtle, interwoven sounds, simply by working with a multi-track recorder.
Their stories are interwoven with detailed discussion of the ageing process and of specific aspects of health-care provision, such as health insurance, ' rationing ' and pharmaceuticals.
