Sentence examples for rhythm section instruments from inspiring English sources

There were other innovations as well: saxophonists Anthony Braxton, Steve Lacy, and Evan Parker performed unaccompanied improvisations at their solo concerts, and unprecedented groups began to appear that had no rhythm section instruments whatsoever.

When they weren't all lining out a strong melody or building a groove, the instrumentalists fed off one another's ideas: the glissandos of lyre and saxophone, the intersecting stippled patterns of rhythm section instruments.

In the past Mr. Peterson's left hand interacted ingeniously with the rhythm-section instruments, providing some of the accents for his steady swing and adding color and subtlety to his accompaniment.

He used it almost as a rhythm-section instrument: he repeated needling riffs that anchored the pieces, sometimes in tandem with the acoustic guitar of Liberty Ellman.

That version was leaked to the Internet, and its arrangements carried anachronism all the way, downplaying the rhythm section while orchestral instruments and analog keyboards fluttered around Ms. Apple's voice.

"The Comedy" was written for brass instruments and a rhythm section, and was rewritten for this performance to accommodate saxophones.

Only at the one-minute mark, at the start of verse two, does the rhythm section come in, after which the instruments begin to "break out of their metronomic straitjacket to attain an almost ecstatic release", as Beatles Forever author Nicholas Schaffner put it in 1977.

Make sure that you have a solid rhythm section (bass, drums and other chordal instruments).

Inspired by R&B, "You Make Loving Fun" has a simpler composition and features a clavinet, a special type of keyboard instrument, while the rhythm section plays interlocking notes and beats.

But I would rather have heard him perform all the songs without instruments other than a rhythm section.

Otherwise, let your music evolve throughout, take away some instruments, removing the entire rhythm section or add a solo on top of your main melody makes it far much more interesting and can sounds better than you think!