Sentence examples for march rhythm from inspiring English sources

When the march rhythm receded in the second movement, leaving uncertainty in its aftermath, the ensemble softly smoldered.

Then the pulse tromped in, the guitars returned, and a menacing, strummed bass chord, rumbled over a snare-drum march rhythm.

One comes 15 minutes into "Worried Fire," when a march rhythm moves into a slightly faster 4/4 groove and the whole song lifts, giving you a pretty solid 90-second high before the repetition lets you down again.

They are an all-star bluegrass band, five virtuosos led by Chris Thile, the mercurial mandolin player, but their songs smash the three-chord harmonies and blazing march rhythm of bluegrass.

It has a Brechtian-sounding love song in march rhythm, two or three waltzes, a sweet Byrds-like salvo of opening guitars and vocal effects from wild to coy.

When the traps drummer, Royal Hartigan, enters to back the guitar solo, he introduces a march rhythm right out of a New Orleans second line, and when both percussionists back the violinist the rhythm takes on a Carnatic intensity that inclines the listener to an upper-body response — more a swaying of the shoulders than a tapping of the feet.

There may be too many passages of relentless march rhythms and oom-pah vamping.

As I type this, they're delivering their take on Bob Dylan's "Masters of War," complete with march rhythms and tuba interlude.

In the Second and Third Amendment sections, stately march rhythms underscore the right to bear arms and the quartering of soldiers.

He's fascinated by American jazz that's 50 to 100 years old and wants to show that march rhythms, ragtime stride piano and bebop rhythm — Joplin, Morton, Waller, Ellington, Monk — are all part of the same continuum.

He was more persuasive in the Allegretto quasi andantino, with its jaunty march rhythms and gracious melody, and the Allegro vivace, in which an alternation of passionate outbursts and tender asides sounds like an internal debate.