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How to pronounce gardening in Dutch?

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dear people who likes music
classical music must be in amstelveen
pop music or are there also young hip-hop
in the hall
bye
everyone has a thing for music
but also music to be whole because
just imagine you are three years old i
have a good idea
you understand everything but i can't make
eye contact
i can't even talk back about what it
would be
like today you are demented aloof
today and you don't know who the person
is coming in
what time it is or where you are or how
would you feel if you have a
brain haemorrhage tomorrow you have to go to
rehab
you can do everything gardening cooking
driving a car
you understand what everyone
says
but you are not able to speak a stupid
word
what brings music how beneficial
could music
be I want to talk to you about
that now at the end of my speech
I hope you see applications for
people with disabilities to improve their
quality of life
but first something about the origin of
music a long time ago
then i'm talking about 50,000 years ago
could already drum it blow whistles
but we couldn't speak a word and
since that time music has played an
important part in our
cultures in our rituals and now
nowadays in our western society
where is it music in our rituals
yes we have
music lessons at school listening to
music is incidental is allowed a ritual
ok on our wedding day we have the
bird dance
that is our ritual or at our
funeral you the top three
andrea bocelli eric clapton
and lovely people worldwide the number 1
is avé maria
still not mieke telkamp
because that is not worldwide that is
all we are no longer musical
which one of you feels musical
which one of you plays an instrument
that so many, yet it turns out that 96
percent of you are
musical and it's already been scientifically proven in two-year-old
babies days
old
what's just testing this is soft and
this is hard clap along
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everyone would be musical we score more
than 96% lovely people we have been listening to musicians for a long time
I call this music experience music
therapy goes a step further by
that I mean that a professional
tries to improve your quality of life through an intervention with music for vulnerable people with a disability or trauma
and there is more and more
scientific research for this
and more and more evidence, even if it is still
paper thin
and I have the honor of working with the Dutch
scientific top erik scherder dick
swaab henkjan honey
to show the wonders of music to a wide audience
and the most important
result of scientific
research now is that unlike
our speech hearing feeling emotion that is
all in a certain place in our
brain
while music
that is in many areas of our
brain and I will come back to that in a moment
t an example
but how is the effect on our own
lives
our quality of life and let me
take myself as an example
being a child i wrote
terribly bad dramas
my parents were always called to school
suis had insufficient and they
were so fed up that they had me
tested and hester video
and that test showed that I have
a congenital tremor in my
right hand what if it was easy
never to do a song best and as
therapy I got piano lessons
and because of that I not only have a rich
social got life I played a lot of
legs I even
met Mrs. De door
but what also emerged in that test
is that I have incredible
concentration problems and that knowing
how to bend into a strength
I dare to use the room of the
self say i'm very creative
can connect well
i'm so crappy in the details and
incentives i'm driving
me crazy here they don me good don ker is because that
goes as normal
and you and professional musician i will
not always be practicing all day
long a completely different example my
eldest son
you were also in the hall in high
school we must be very
bad at math but thank god was an
observant math teacher who knew
that he played the piano he said dude that
math test that is coming
that will not work for you at all
instead of that
test you are going to compose a piece of music
because this is also logical
thinking and I will now show you a
hear a fragment of what he composed as a
rebellious teenager
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now he makes all the music for my films
and he has also made his work of it
he plays 8 instruments and music is
his life in his work
now go one step further how is it now for
people with disabilities
because of my youngest son i am going to film
i am going to show you what they film fragment
he would do it much better do
to demonstrate what music can
do if you have a disability,
but first some numbers
20 percent of us are caregivers
the same percentage has to do with
me directly or indirectly with dementia form of
it or parkinson and double
dear people
psychological suffering in whatever form
forty percent of us
and oh only 3%
ptss traumas on this photo you see
syrian children who have fled and
now live here and loneliness
elderly in our aging
society but also young people and as a
last example it turns out little only
1% of you or myself have a form
of autism,
but in the Netherlands we are talking
about 170 thousand people
which of you is involved with this group of
people making
music together these people can help
we will look at some examples I
filmed we will be the first to see timo and
autistic boy from amstelveen of
three years old was
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well you see it in the beginning no
eye contact no question
as the music therapy progresses
get going
a completely different example jaqueline the
severely mentally handicapped woman
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like her we're done
what are we going to do later I'm going to play with you
on the drum set up the chairs for
a while
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what you see here is that jaqueline
makes contact by placing her head on the
instruments she wants to
feel those vibrations and you will think
oh well
30 minutes of music therapy what
nonsense
but with people like jaqueline with enormous
unrest and also people with dementia
the after effect of this
rest is possible last two days
30 minutes
who wanted another example yes no I
did
and lowered anyway order dark after
a brain haemorrhage
short and
short and long
[Music]
then you say groups of
metal yes yes this is the classic
example of now still in aphasia you can
not speak after a brain haemorrhage
this lady could do everything again there are
examples known that people can
not speak for six months and after
the first a music therapy session and that
's what I said at the beginning of I announce
with an example
that music affects several parts
of the brain
and therefore it can go beyond the speech center
and so this lady can
learn to speak singing that is an
incredible thing you do it yourself
at home
I'll give you two examples we
all know the Parkinson's patient
who can do it like a drunk man then I have to walk up
that dot like a drunk man
but how simple is it if you
start walking the bait there you will
see that the parkzoom patient
can walk along in that rhythm
how liberating should that form be
a second completely different example I
mentioned earlier people with the form of
demission with a lot of unrest and especially
during a wash
so you can play drama but how easy is
it to put together a song to sing for the
past the unrest goes away there is fun
and the wash is finished even faster and
there are her talking in the care
government time and money do this
smooth active or not ready before 50% of
us appear to benefit from the use of
music I have mentioned the examples
dementia 20% we are carers 20%
psychological suffering 40% so I would
like to invite you to get started at home
and indeed not dicks but
long live the music
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gardening::noun | Spocien Dictionary

gardening

noun

/'ɡɑrdnɪŋ/

the cultivation of plants

Type	Words
Synonyms	horticulture
Type of	agriculture, farming, husbandry
Has types	landscaping, market gardening, landscape gardening, flower gardening, floriculture
Derivation	garden

How to pronounce gardening in Dutch?

gardening::noun | Spocien Dictionary

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