A mosaic of ages, races, cultures, languages, genders, and classes chugged by me in a clunky but common circular rhythm around the very draped black box my two palm reached up against.
Spare and geometric, they are filled with undulating movement and circular rhythm.
Return of the Herd has a circular rhythm linking the foreground with the background, the ritual return of the herd with mountains and gathering clouds.
Moreover, there are those songs that layer celestial, multitracked vocals over strong circular rhythms.
Appearing on the soundtrack of Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey in 1991, The Perfect Crime gave Faith No More fans the tiniest glimpse of what to expect next, with its tough circular rhythms, hypnotic clanging bell and Patton's voice sounding harder and more assured.
At Mont Saint-Michel, contemplation and worship are directed not by the clock, a bell, or any man-made, linear concept of time, but by the natural world's circular rhythms.
Over instrumentation that, in its circular, teasing rhythms and vibrant twangings, evoked harem dancers, the words baruch atah adonai rang out in Ezra's vigorous, harsh voice.
But nothing detracts from the man's angelic physical mastery, the delicate patter of rain he evokes as he bourrées flamenco-style across a metallic section of floor; the roiling, circular intensity of the rhythm at 1.12 and sheer visual brio of having his hands dance (2.30) while his feet kick up a sandstorm.
Given that the films are often anthropological studies of 20-something mating rituals, attuned to the halting rhythms and circular digressions of actual speech, Richard Linklater is perhaps the most obvious forefather.
But Ludwig finds something dreamlike and beautiful in all this artifice, largely by refusing any overtly poetic effects and allowing the slow rhythms and circular patterns of the narrative to reveal the unexpected scale of the characters' emotions.
The persistent rhythms and circular melodies helps smooth the bumps on any long tedious stretch of highway.
