Sentence examples for rhythmic impulses from inspiring English sources

Reid knew Africa was the home of the rhythmic impulses that drove him, and drove jazz.

His signature idiom is purely percussive, a hunkered-down demonstration of his brilliant footwork and extraordinarily acute rhythmic impulses.

Villa-Lobos's "Bachiana Brasileira No. 1" pays tribute to Bach by combining elements of his style (counterpoint in particular) with a style in which disparate elements -- American jazz, French Impressionism, African rhythmic impulses -- are melded into a distinctively Brazilian sound.

As a voice on the score intoned the dancers' names, each of them responded to his or her own rhythmic impulses, illustrating the sounds; the results were entertaining, especially in the case of Bond, whose body convulsed each time "Bond" was repeated, over and over and over.

Mr. Andrew sings with feeling and integrity, and the band returns to its earliest rhythmic impulses, making for some beautiful art-soul that sometimes recalls early Depeche Mode and other chilly romantics of the early 1980s, and sometimes the bands that dismantled their beauty but kept the pulse.

This access, said Mr Herrero, has allowed researchers to understand the ways in which CPGs generate the rhythmic impulses that help a spider or crab scuttle around.

"He's giving no rhythmic impulse whatsoever!

Both, to be sure, project a strong rhythmic impulse, paradoxically combined with a certain static quality.

Eventually the stamping dabke rhythm becomes a rhythmic impulse, the dabke line a structural element.

More than anything, the relentless rhythmic impulse of this music is oddly reminiscent of hardcore techno.

He moves with the easy grace of a man attuned to the rhythmic impulse that links music and poetry.