Sentence examples for Structure and tempo from inspiring English sources

All four are energetically dancy, well structured, politely respectful of musical structure and tempo, and appealingly performed by nine fine dancers of varied backgrounds.

It was written as a piece that was defined by the interactions between the members of a diverse group of musicians and which would be different in terms of duration, structure and tempo every time it was played.

Typically, the band crams a tune into three minutes, making musical jack-in-the-boxes: the songs change structure and tempo constantly, with equal amounts of cantankerous rage and fiddly, intricate technique.

It hasn't offered many details on how it will incorporate the company's technology, which analyzes songs by attributes like chord structure and tempo and matches fans up with new music.

We present an up-to-date, comprehensive estimate of the structure and tempo of primate evolutionary history.

To estimate the structure and tempo of primate evolutionary history, we employed Bayesian phylogenetic methods to analyze data supermatrices comprising 7 mitochondrial genes (6,138 nucleotides) from 219 species across 67 genera and 3 nuclear genes (2,157 nucleotides) from 26 genera.

Importantly, all stimuli had similar acoustical characteristics (all major-minor tonal music), melodic contour, rhythmic structures and tempo, so, it is highly unlikely that simply the bottom-up processing of the stimulus characteristics contributes to activation patterns when contrasting different conditions.

He maintained his popularity through music which displayed an extraordinary variety of themes, structure, tempo and rhythm and an authentic, emotional connection that transcended mere craft, exemplified in his signature classic, "Oh, Pretty Woman," recorded on August 1st, 1964.

The siphuncle shape and structure allows to infer the effectiveness and tempo of buoyancy regulation.

One does not expect riveting performances like the pianist's "What If?," which abandoned fixed tempo, chorus structure and key center without sacrificing clarity or passion.

Richard Jones's new staging of Don Giovanni at English National Opera, conducted by Mark Wigglesworth with innate command of line, tempo and structure, and with strong chorus and top singers, will split audiences even in the course of the evening.