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• Why are my hands in pain (2020) author(s): Helgi Þorleiksson published in: Research Catalogue
  This project focuses on how percussionists get injured while playing. Six percussionists were interviewed focusing on their injury history and practice habits. This information was brought to medical professionals who helped decipher how the percussionists or their decisions, led them to sustaining a playing related injury. Finally, we compare their stories to current recovery science to see if there are some things we can learn about recovery and preventing injuries.
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• Hvordan bruke pusten som verktøy for å prestere på sitt beste (2020) author(s): Mathias Johan Matland published in: Research Catalogue
  Masterprosjekt. Basert på forskning, undersøkes det hvordan pusten kan brukes som verktøy for å prestere på sitt beste. Det presenteres en metode som tilbyr et godt grunnlag for å uttrykke seg musikalsk, i tillegg til å skape en følelse av ro, tilstedeværelse og å bygge mental styrke.
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• Scenography in The Age of Distraction : Re-sensitisation to the Present Moment Through the Audible (2020) author(s): Fiona Patten published in: Research Catalogue
  This is the Final Research Document written and arranged by Fiona Patten for the studies of MA Scenography at the Hogeschool voor de Kunsten, Utrecht, class of 2020
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  Capturing Intimacy: Translating Intimate Moments in Film (2020) author(s): Kerstin Parth, Claudia Walkensteiner-Preschl published in: Research Catalogue
  The aim of this arts-based research project was to examine the translation of intimacy in film and to create a transparency for the accompanying artistic decision-making processes. The research focus was to explore the processes involved in the production of moments of intimacy from an inter- and transdisciplinary perspective, and to study the contexts in which intimate moments are "translated" into moving images. Within this context, this project was particularly concerned with filmmakers' experiential knowledge about creating intimate moments within an artistic framework by employing different technologies and staging them in different ways, as well as with asking how this attributes meaning to these intimate moments. The framework of this research project includes an inter- and transdisciplinary workshop aimed at initiating a dialogue and exchange of knowledge between theory and practice. This workshop aimed to reflect together on the artistic (subjective creative) decision-making processes, to hone the research questions and lay the foundation for the artistic research that took place in the FILM LAB (film research laboratory). The establishment of a FILM LAB served as an innovative and open research space in which filmic translation and decision-making processes could be observed and rendered comprehensible by employing a "slow-motion procedure". In particular, the FILM LAB aimed to highlight the complexity of intimacy and sound out specific processes of translation by employing and reflecting various artistic and technical means and methods.
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• Basso Continuo in New Spain (2020) author(s): Miguel Espinoza Chavez published in: Research Catalogue
  Basso Continuo in New Spain
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  Hexa-Hive (2020) author(s): Christina Stadlbauer published in: Research Catalogue
  The Hexa-Hive is a hive for bees and humans in urban locations. It serves as hive and as city furniture and invites the visitor to experience the bees from close
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