Sentence examples for note rhythm from inspiring English sources

The basic GCN note rhythm mark comprises eight symbols, as shown in Table 2, and two main types of rhythms are distinguishable: 'ban', the stronger beat, and 'yan', the weaker beat.

In classical music, collaboration is also certainly important, but the composition is the voice of one person who penned every note, rhythm, and dynamic; it is in the interpretation of that singular vision that others are invited to join in the process.

It has surf music's reverb serenity, backed by cool and steady-drip eighth-note rhythm patterns.

Guitar solo notes Bar 1 Many bluegrass melodies are based around a constant quaver or eighth-note rhythm, and this is mostly the case here.

Even the dotted-note rhythm of the sacred march in the Hall of the Grail was inconsistently executed by sections of the orchestra.

Lukas Foss kept a bouncy eighth-note rhythm throughout "Life's Arc," a sonnet written by his son Christopher, showing how to set a text seriously but not ponderously.

But before long, when the orchestra erupted with a chilling unison statement in a dotted-note rhythm, the lumbering imprecision of the playing undercut the effect.

In fact, it's not until the four-note rhythm is played a third time that we really know we're in C minor, rather than what could be E flat major.

For beginners, the text at the symphony's start is: "Separated by two dramatic pauses, the most famous four-note rhythm in Western music catapults Beethoven's hyper-intense Fifth Symphony into action".

This leads to a quietly ominous theme with a dotted-note rhythm that is associated with Golaud, the world-weary older grandson of Arkel, a wizened king in some vaguely medieval time and place.

"Titan doesn't know bubkes about notes, rhythm, orchestras, or singers.