Sentence examples for repeated rhythm from inspiring English sources

Its most unusual section is a doleful one in which dancers crawl back and forth to a melancholy and constantly repeated rhythm.

The repeated rhythm — two separated 8th notes followed by a stressed 8th leaning into an abrupt 16th — suggested words: Barbari-na, cavati-na, poveri-na (as in "poor thing").

It was a piece that defined the unique poetry of Adès's music: his way of making familiar musical objects, such as a simple melody or a repeated rhythm, sound rich and strange, and, on the way, reimagining the orchestra as a universe of colouristic extremes.

Judith Becker's "Deep Listeners: Music, Emotion, and Trancing" (2004) is for anyone who has ever tuned into a single chord or repeated rhythm, started "playing it" internally, found his perception and body language changing, and then wondered, 15 minutes later — after a gap in linear consciousness — whether he might have temporarily become the music itself.

"Just before I left to take the boat to come over to Kirkwall to take the boat to the mainland, to take the train to Inverness to come to London" – Orkney really is another world from where we sit in Baker Street – "I was composing this sequence of notes, and there was a series of 32 four-part chords in straight minims [a regular, repeated rhythm].

The pulse of these songs is provided by the repeated rhythm coming from the rhythm box.

Repeated rhythms are "infected" by small deviations that grow and take up lives of their own.

David Salvage's "LINvioLINvio," for solo violin, began as a dry exercise in limited pitches and obsessively repeated rhythms.

There are repeated rhythms throughout.

As Glass's techniques did not allow Adams to accomplish what he wanted, he employed a system of constantly shifting metric organizational schemes to supplement the repeated rhythms in the opera.

Fox's words have a gentle repeating rhythm, as light-footed as the animal that has just left one scene: "Something, someone was just here.