Sentence examples for elastic rhythm from inspiring English sources

Long lines breathed to an elastic rhythm.

She sang with perfect intonation, elastic rhythm, an operatic range from thick lows to silky highs.

Much of this is due to Claudio Abbado, who has been a searching interpreter of Russian music for several decades: he brings out the composer's Romantic fervor not only with persuasive melodic shaping but with a complete mastery of pacing, elastic rhythm, and orchestral color, and Wang, for one, seems ready to learn.

Richard Vission's remix of "Just Dance" introduced an elastic rhythm in the song, while Frankmusik changed the soft composition of "Eh, Eh (Nothing Else I Can Say)" to a more upbeat one, also manipulating Gaga's vocals in the process.

From the dappled late-afternoon sunlight in tree canopies, to the rooks crowding and croaking in the beeches, this corner of Devon almost demands recalibration to more elastic rhythms.

I was very interested in the way he approaches rhythm on that record, bypassing the tendency to use simple pulses and instead opting for "elastic" rhythms that seem to expand and contract.

All compositions, except "Mystery Song" and "Air We've Never Breathed," are by Mr. Copland whose style has a floating, weightless feel to it, the perfect platform to allow Mr. Alessi's delicate trumpet work to soar in the open, both within the band's elastic rhythms and above them.

Among their cohesive trademarks were a slippery, open-ended approach to harmony and a magically elastic way with rhythm.

His pure, malty timbre hardly varies, but his elastic sense of rhythm — and, when appropriate, his impeccable comic timing — makes him a sympathetic narrator.

Over the last 15 years or so, the pianist and composer Guillermo Klein has made a study of the tensile and elastic properties of rhythm.

They're elastic performers with elastic senses of rhythm.