Sentence examples for centered on rhythm from inspiring English sources

The nature of digital looping tools almost forced Garbus to become a musician centered on rhythm and patterns.

His main goal when making "Ancestral Recall" was to remind listeners that musical traditions centered on rhythm (African and Native American traditions in particular) have as much nuance and complexity as those built primarily around harmony (read: European).

It has a 1950s-styled melody and begins with three wah-wah guitar notes and centers on simple chord changes, while its arrangements are centered on an eccentric rhythm pattern.

Back then, there had been moments when he was nostalgic for the orphanage, with its ordered routines centered on the comforting rhythms of the ancient worship rituals.

Over a mechanical rhythm centered on Ms. Auf der Maur's precise bass playing, Mr. Corgan diffidently sang "Rock On," the glam-rock anthem, until it became a thorough wallow in decadence.

Worship and prayer are the focal point of the life of Westcott House, centered on celebration of the Eucharist and the rhythm of daily morning and evening prayer.

The largest and most impactful body of our work in this field has centered on the rich regulatory architecture underlying circadian rhythm generation in the brains of flies and mammals.

"American Doll Posse" returns to her music of the nineties: fired-up songs centered on the piano, her robust singing, a rhythm section, and loud guitar playing more indebted to the seventies than to the ohs.

Methodologically, the study by Ruiz et al. starts a new stage in rhythm analysis during CPR centered on evaluating the effects on CPR delivery of using these methods.

Her research to date has centered on the role of sleep disturbance and circadian rhythm dysfunction as potential precipitating and maintaining mechanisms in mood disorders.

This looks promising: with the help of a grant from Chamber Music America, Mr. Moran is creating a jazz suite based on the pitch and rhythm of the human speaking voice, including compositions centered on Chinese, Turkish, English and Italian dialects.