Sentence examples for pointed rhythm from inspiring English sources

The score for this symphony of decay "evolves from a faint, metallic rattle to an insistent but pointed rhythm pattern to a pounding, syncopated, clangorous barrage".

With her sweet tone, brilliant phrasing, uncannily pointed rhythm and pure intonation (even at the violin's highest and lowest extremities), she delivered a convincing advocacy for the concerto.

The first movement, "Beginnings," trades in huge dynamic contrasts, including purely Stravinskian chordal thwacks and pointed rhythms.

The Prokofiev, with its dense textures, insistent, pointed rhythms and intense interplay between piano and orchestra, is nearly as much a showpiece for the ensemble as for the soloist, and Mr. Nézet-Séguin did nothing to skew the balance in favor of the pianist.

Both also reach into pop music's rhythmic arsenal, with Mr. Sahl pulling out tight syncopations for his sonata's closing Rondo, and Mr. Stahly using pointed jazz rhythms in his opening movement, and something closer to the insistent energy of rock in the last two.

Look for erect, pointed ears.

"Oiseaux Exotiques" offers nearly the full slate of Messiaen's signature moves: themes drawn substantially from birdcalls, though filtered through Messiaen's pointed harmonic sensibilities, rhythms based on patterns found in Asian music and a pervasive sense of the mystical (if not quite the specific references to Roman Catholic theology that provide signposts in many of his other works).

Make the pointed tip round.

He began with No. 4, his pointed accents and sharply etched rhythms lending the work an air of spontaneity.

Point to its pointed teeth.

Oblate, round and pointed shapes are found.