Sentence examples for sharp rhythm from inspiring English sources

Here he augments a sharp rhythm section with the tenor saxophonist Tim Warfield, a fellow Philadelphian.

(Chinen) Patrick Cornelius Trio (Friday) The self-assured young saxophonist Patrick Cornelius connects here with the bassist Sean Conly and the drummer Kendrick Scott, who served as a sharp rhythm team on his self-produced 2006 debut, "Lucid Dream".

As she did with "Romeo," Erica Schmidt, the director, stamps such a distinctive shape on this presentation and gives it such sharp rhythm that it feels much more like a good-humored tribute to Shakespeare than an invasion of him, especially since the actors speak with gratifying clarity and precision those lines that haven't been pruned.

Mr. Cerati had come with a five-piece band that included the sharp rhythm guitarist Richard Coleman and the propulsive drummer Fernando Samalea, but his charismatic singing and guitar playing invariably held the center of attention; there was never any competition.

'Animating all of this was very fun and the music has a very sharp rhythm and accents so it was perfect for me to fit fight and dance scenes to it.'.

For this run he calls on veteran section players and some extremely sharp rhythm-section partners: Russell Malone on guitar, Donald Vega on piano and Kenny Washington on drums.

The juba contained features that persist in Afro-American danotablyotably improvisation, shuffle steps, supple body movements, and sharp rhythms and was probably related to the African giouba.

Its salonish textures take in the nervous energy of Schumann, with perhaps a hint of the Jazz Age in its sharp rhythms.

Though a few chansons are set chordally rather than polyphonically, a number of others are skilled examples of counterpoint in five or six voices, maintaining sharp rhythms, straightforwardness, and clarity of texture.

It also played excerpts from Hafez Modirzadeh's "Hot Time in the Ol' Town," an omnivorous piece that opens with Beethovenian grandeur and wends its way to solo passages and dialogues, jazzy turns with bent notes and sharp rhythms, and dense, prickly harmonies.

WHERE there was once a tendency to temper Prokofiev's steeliness -- to tone down his use of bright timbres and sharp rhythms by giving equal prominence to the Romanticism within so many of his scores -- the goal today, particularly among Russian conductors, is to celebrate that steeliness in all its gleaming power.