Repetition, rhythm, internal rhyme?
In a way Music in 12 Parts is a summation of all the experiments with repetition, rhythm, harmony and form that had occupied Mr. Glass for nearly a decade, and at heart it is a treatise on additive process, the particular Minimalist engine that propelled Mr. Glass's music at the time.
These sentences are composed largely of nouns and verbs, have few adjectives and adverbs, and rely on repetition and rhythm for much of their effect.
Stanišić is big on repetition and rhythm; some passages are almost like performance poetry, and might be best read aloud: "The village cleans its display windows.
"For someone who's the No. 2 catcher, and the repetition and rhythm aren't there and you can still stay crisp, that's just amazing".
In his doctoral dissertation, "Sermons in Song: Richard Smallwood, the Vamp, and the Gospel Imagination," Shelley's analysis of gospel music braids cognitive theory, ritual theory, and preaching with studies of repetition, form, rhythm, and meter.
He is particularly alive to formal aspects of ancient Hebrew poetry and prose such as repetition, internal rhythm, and parallelism (in which a phrase amplifies and almost repeats a preceding phrase, as in "He shall come down like rain upon the mown grass: as showers that water the earth," from Psalm 72).
Or to put it another way, the viral seeks to be an infecting form, to have the virus's capacity for mutation, its sensitivity to the timing of repetition, the rhythm of the speeds of repetition, and the resonances of its numerical vibrations.
The shots I take in the game are exactly how I practice, so you can rely on muscle memory and repetition and rhythm.
The score markings serve as raw material, preloaded with familiar dynamic function but also repurposed through Kim's canny use of repetition and rhythm.
Salem's performance of maloya – traditionally sung by men – is powerful and soul-stirring, with the repetition and rhythms of songs like Listwar feeling like a direct channel to the underworld.
