In his fiction, he aimed at capturing the authentic rhythms of speech and thought, even when doing so meant breaking the rules of writing (rules that Wallace, an obsessive reader of dictionaries and guides to grammar, was extremely familiar with).
Tonight's instalment is hosted in conjunction with genre-spanning promoters Banana Hill and looks to combine classic disco glitz and authentic Afrocentric rhythms.
The evening is charged with energy -- authentic island rhythms celebrated by chanting, sweat, and dance.
But a knowledge of the dance often helps her today, for several of Britten's operas call for some sort of dancing and it is up to Miss Holst to make sure that the rhythms are authentic.
Their language is "picturesque," and their rhythms are authentic; but it is this very fluency that puts them on the border of stage-Irishness, in a mythological mist of McDonagh's devising, and enables him to treat them as if they were absurd and inconsequential.
Come Thursday, March 4, they'll be offering New Yorkers another razzle dazzle night of their captivating specialty: the music and lyrics of 1930s romantic pop music - all performed in original rhythms and authentic arrangements with vocals by the super smooth Raabe.
Bělohlávek opened the programme with a pair of Dvořák Slavonic dances, extended national anthems immediately establishing their distinctive Czech credentials of vibrant tone, super-resonant strings and wind timbre, with the utterly authentic lilt of Dvořák's rhythm and melody.
It's important when beginning a new career to learn the ropes and then find a rhythm that's authentic to you.
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.
But authentic human lives and their mysterious rhythms clearly underlie many of Toronto's higher-profile films this year.
