Sentence examples for rhythmic percussion from inspiring English sources

There's rhythmic percussion and bass-plucking in the background.

Vocal music is predominant, both in religious services and social gatherings, and is accompanied by rhythmic percussion and wind instruments.

Throughout, simple orchestration, melodies, and harmonies combine with heavy rhythmic percussion to give the music a primeval, visceral character.

Simple dances were almost certainly accompanied by rhythmic percussion sounds and probably by the tuned metal bars or gongs thought to be indigenous to Southeast Asia.

Song intensifies with organ-esque keyboard at 2 00. 3) This is My Voice – 4 12 – Rhythmic percussion, cheerful guitar, and soft vocals.

The music, by Jacek Ostaszewski, alternately bludgeons you with magnified, discordant piano chords or stings your nerves with its tense rhythmic percussion.

The second section, "Never Again," used the sampled crash of breaking glass in a passage of anti-rhythmic percussion that deliberately stretched to excruciating length, punctuated by recorded shouts of "Sieg Heil!" "Gahelet (Embers)" was a short, elegiac movement, with tentative violin phrases and the sound of a plaintive old record.

Later, the two men confront each other again to the sounds of rhythmic electronic percussion, and the ensemble members, dressed in black, pair off, snapping viciously at one another as they squat low in deep pliés, frantically circling their upper bodies, jumping violently at their partners and screaming silently the whole time.

The dancers had reëmerged after Curran's solo wearing street clothes in a mixture of colors and patterns, and, as the music had become more rhythmic, with percussion and keyboards, they had launched into dancing that had more power and agency than in the beginning.

Start from the rhythmic foundation (percussion and bass), the chord progression (guitar and/or keys), or the melody (lead guitar/keys).

"Ezekiel's Wheel" had a "world music" score by Philip Hamilton, all vibrant rhythmic layers of percussion and voice.