Teie

Now, University of Wisconsin-Madison psychology professor Charles Snowdon and National Symphony Orchestra cellist David Teie have decided to delve into this hitherto little-investigated field of study, recently publishing their results in the Royal Society Biology Letters.

Play me that monkey music ewillett 2009

Curious about animal responses to music, Teie contacted Snowdon, asking him if he had ever investigated the effects of music on monkeys.

Play me that monkey music ewillett 2009

Snowdon (who is also a musician, having sung in choirs all his life) was intrigued by the idea, and so together he and Teie set out to see if they could create a kind of music that would elicit emotional responses in monkeys, just as human music does in us.

Play me that monkey music ewillett 2009

That rather daunting compositional task fell to Teie.

Play me that monkey music ewillett 2009

Teie created one piece of monkey music that used staccato percussive noises and short, high-pitched screeches, and another that contained long, pure, tones using familiar musical scales.

Play me that monkey music ewillett 2009

"Teie ausus," ütlevad nad tunnistusi andes kohtunikule "meie kõige parem politseinik Arnaldo Labarbera oli Genovas, tema kindlasti oskaks neile küsimustele vastata, kui ta ei oleks surnud".

tatsutahime Diary Entry tatsutahime 2007

Teie tana parau: E na taata e tia i te hiti ote umu nei, pirae uri

Mystic Isles of the South Seas. Frederick O'Brien 1900

Tuya is the name of an Amorite in one of the Tel el-Amarna letters, while from another of them it would seem as if Teie had been the daughter of the Babylonian king.

Patriarchal Palestine 1889

It was in the last of these years that he married queen Teie, who is said on scarabs to have been the daughter of

Patriarchal Palestine 1889

His queen Teie, who exercised an important influence upon both religion and politics, came from Asia, and among his wives were the sisters and daughters of the kings of Babylonia and Mitanni, while one of his own daughters was married to Burna-buryas the Babylonian sovereign.

Patriarchal Palestine 1889