Sentence examples for rhythmic context from inspiring English sources

It's haunting, moving stuff, hearing these echoes of a bygone age, these snapshots of seriously dramatic historical moments, given a modern sheen and (rhythmic) context, as though to remind us that our freedom to dance was paid for by the likes of George Willgoose and his friends.

It may be that emotional arousal would be affected by expressive changes embedded in a purely rhythmic context, or alternatively, the presence of a full melodic and harmonic musical context may be required to engage the neural activations we have observed here.

Similarly, short fragments of connected speech presented in the absence of a rhythmic context (including single monosyllabic words) are often significantly less intelligible than connected speech, but can still be correctly perceived (Pickett and Pollack 1963).

This memory component could either be a duration reference memory as proposed by interval models or the phase and period of the rhythmic context as proposed by entrainment models.

Its rhythmic pattern depended upon context.

In the Sextet, at the end of the first half, there were wonderful soft moments from David Shifrin on clarinet and Paul Neubauer on viola, in a context of tight rhythmic control from the ensemble.

Both the 1 channel and 4 channel rotated conditions are unintelligible but, because of their preserved rhythmic properties (and the experimental context), were likely perceived as speech or speech-like by listeners.

There was playfulness and dashing vitality in the four waltzes Mr. Andsnes began with, but always in the context of a liltingly rhythmic dance.

Spontaneous musical performance, whether through singing or playing an instrument, can be defined as the immediate, on-line improvisation of novel melodic, harmonic, and rhythmic musical elements within a relevant musical context.

The target specifications are composed of 50 linguistic and phonetic features (word, syllable position, rhythmic group boundaries, kind of syllable, voicing of context, etc).

One of the most influential American post-punk bands was Boston's Mission of Burma, who brought abrupt rhythmic shifts derived from hardcore into a highly experimental musical context.