Your best strategy is to point your heels together and try to lean back when the bull dives forward to counter the momentum and then rhythmically shift your weight the opposite way when the bull tips up in the front.
The American saxophonist Joe Lovano also did a classical crossover of sorts with his integrated dialogue with the composer Marc Antony Turnage; unlike that session, however, this has some awkward shifts from rich-textured, rhythmically ambiguous classical passages to straightahead swing, in which the straight musicians become riff-players.
She is animated in a naturalistic style unprecedented for the time; she breathes rhythmically, she shifts her weight as she moves, and her abdominal muscles undulate as she draws water.
The band swerved often from clave into swing, with so much breezy confidence that the shift ultimately felt almost superfluous: Rhythmically, the musicians were working on a broad continuum.
He snaps his tail feathers together rhythmically, hopping and shifting whenever the female moves, in order to keep facing her squarely and maintain his artful illusion.
They were improvising simultaneously, and the piece grew rhythmically busier as it shifted away from the toms' low-end rumble.
I had read a few stories that experimented with voice in similar ways — shifting rapidly between perspectives, using pronouns rhythmically, condensing time into details — and was very much moved and inspired by them.
In For Charles Curtis, one of the other works performed tonight, long sine waves and sustained cello notes appear to dance with each other, their waveforms rhythmically interacting through precise microtonal shifts in tuning.
Musically, as if to further stake his claim to independence, Harrison offered a "new type" of ballad with this track, Leng writes, "rhythmically complex" in its subtle shifts from a 4/4 time signature to 6/4 and, very briefly, 5/8.
Ms. Morkoski, an energetic, focused player, captured the nuances of the rhythmically vital "Fém" and the subtly shifting hues of the gentler "Arc-en-Ciel".
The moves are done in a smooth, continuous fashion, as weight is shifted from one leg to the other and arms are moved rhythmically.
