George Stroumboulopoulos (Strombo) had a post on his website this past week that described the effects of music on premature babies. Strombo writes: Traditional lullabies and favourite songs (slowed down to resemble lullaby) were played or sung for the babies, along with rhythm therapy such as a whooshing of the ocean or a heartbeat. Researchers […]
I’ve gone from doing what feels like nothing in this city to doing as much as I possibly can. I got word that I’ve passed my last NCARB ARE exam so I now have some time to document all the things I’ve been up to. 1. Three Days Grace Concert, March 20th, 2011. So AMAZING! […]
http://www.youtube.com/get_player As I was out running errands in between chores and studying I saw some dressed up Mennonites in a parking lot prepping for something. I wanted to stop and chat them up, since I saw a sign on the vehicle they arrived in that said “Chilliwack Mennonite Choir.” I was curious to know when […]
On Wednesday October 28th I saw the long-awaited U2 360 Tour, Vancouver concert. My friends on the east coast had been posting pictures and updates as U2 slowly made their way across the continent making me completely jealous, and it created more anticipation as the days grew closer. I own the U2 Live at Slane […]
I have no fear of drowning, it’s the breathing that’s taking all this work ~ Work – Jars of Clay While this is not a music page, I decided this weekend that I’d had enough of my current music collection and went on a binge, buying 7 CD’s, though one is an early Christmas gift […]
You mean you’re too busy doing things to understand who you really are. I will say this: there’s a noise that you see on the surface, a kind of certain frenetic hyperactive person doing lots of things, with lots of interests and ideas that I’m chasing. But below that, really, at the very bottom of […]
