Sentence examples for rhythm line from inspiring English sources

In rhythm, line, shape or phrasing, the dancing is always a response to the score.

Rhythm, line, balance, phrasing, drama, expression and aesthetics were all redefined, again and again.

In her second set at the Beckett on Monday, Ms. Souriau kick-started tunes with a stirring left-hand rhythm line; she stomped her foot, chuckled or mumbled or sang as she worked.

Most music falls into the homophonic category, that is, sound with sound, harmonic or rhythmic accompaniment with a lead melody or rhythm line.

But, although Camilo can move and captivate with his rich, lush ballads, his real strength lies in rapidly executed jazz lines played above the jumping left hand Latin rhythm lines.

He became one of the most soulful players of the Hammond B-3, an instrument that forces its operator to figure bass lines on foot pedals while simultaneously playing lead and rhythm lines.

Click here for the album trailer 4AM is more towards the energetic, poppy sound of At The Drive-In, with strident power chords and yelped vocals; Flea contributes virtuosic flurries of percussive bass notes amid chugging rhythm lines.

No one notes that so much of the transformative artistry of the Funk Brothers' bumping rhythm lines gave muscle to the longest streak of love songs centering on sexual paranoia.

The swirling, Bridget Rileyish op art on the cover of Clinic's seventh album depicts a disorienting tunnel of interlocking circles and squares, and there's something of that to its sound, too, as woozy clouds of guitar and analogue synth noise bloom and coil above stark, taut, monochromatic rhythm lines.

Robots can do almost anything – build cars, explore Mars, and run through the woods like a monster – but now they can sing and dance and even play songs after hearing their rhythm lines clapped out by their owners.

In 2017 he's sitting in a Vegas subdivision, wearing Dougie's hideous green jacket and with a tie draped over his head, whirring out "Hi!" as coffee continues to spill from his rictus mouth over the rhythm lines of "Take Five".