Sentence examples for rhythmic manipulation from inspiring English sources

Rubato, (from Italian rubare, "to rob"), in music, subtle rhythmic manipulation and nuance in performance.

His rhythmic manipulation was un-Classical, his themes personal and of more than Classical significance.

From the practical aspect, however, the results suggest that the frequency, but not the LF range should be taken into account when designing rhythmic manipulation tasks, developing standard tests of hand function based on GF LF coordination, or comparing the data from different studies.

Among the other highlights for me were Poul Ruders's "Star Prelude and Love Fugue," a contemporary riff on Bach with ingenious rhythmic manipulations of Minimalistic motifs, and William Bolcom's Étude No. 1, a fleeting whirlwind of sweeping musical gestures.

Mr. Schiff's Bach is a model of multivoice manipulation, ornamental invention and rhythmic drama.

Use a rhythmic rubbing motion.

You can think of "Timber" as Steve Reich's "Music for Pieces of Wood" gone mad, with gradual rhythmic evolution and good old-fashioned compositional manipulation rather than Reichian phasing as its engine.

Mr Reynolds talks about the "panic rush" of the break at this tempo, the "state of emergency" it created among clubbers.Mr Skinner draws attention to the way deft producers would emulate drummers' tricks in their manipulation of the break, creating "ghost notes"—rhythmic shuffles of sound that help the beat swing.

Eleven maximalist, raw synthetic tracks featuring Skrillex's trademark vocal manipulations and layers upon layers of interwoven rhythmic noise that's as explosive and driven as anything he's ever done.

Much of this technological manipulation is playing with toys, but it's a gain in rhythmic expressivity that Mr. Dunne can dance a duet with his echo.

We have used genetic manipulations limited to discrete groups of neurons to unveil the logic governing self-sustained rhythmic locomotor activity in Drosophila.