Ilias Petropoulos documented rebetiko, Kaliarda and aspects of urban life that fell outside official folklore studies. His work was associated with prosecutions and imprisonment, as well as criticism of his disparaging attacks and unsupported claims.
Pink Floyd’s eighth album, released in 1973, explores the pressures of modern life, greed, time and mental illness, and became one of the best-selling albums of all time.
A study of pianist Gabriela Montero recorded reduced connectivity in a brain network associated with the sense of self when she improvised. Violinist Natalie Hodges explores this finding through questions about memory, creativity and conscious choice.
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