Sentence examples for spirited rhythm from inspiring English sources

Its spirited rhythm occurs in the finale of Amilcare Ponchielli's Dance of the Hours and in many ballets, where the basic ballroom step is elaborated for theatrical effect.

With its modal underpinnings, the piece encouraged some spirited rhythm section playing, especially during an exploratory solo by the alto saxophonist Sherman Irby.

His spirited rhythms often have a folk song association.

Charismatic masses and weekend prayer vigils, featuring priests who sing and dance to spirited rhythms, pack soccer stadiums in Brazil and other Latin American countries.

It's built on a spirited shuffle rhythm, rootsy instrumentation including guitar, fiddle and dobro and an instant sing-along chorus with her message of departure to an unfaithful love: "It hurts to know you cheated and it hurts to know you lied/But it hurts me even worse to know you never even tried".

Strauss's waltzes and polkas are shards of a lost world, and within their frothy textures and spirited dance rhythms it's hard not to hear the crumbling of a decadent courtliness.

In the twenties, ragtime habits had given way to the free-spirited, resilient rhythms of the Harlem stride masters, chiefly James P. Johnson and Fats Waller, and their style was given further impetus by the improvisational bravura of Earl Hines.

Some of it is plain freaky, for example, the extraordinary free-spirited dislocated rhythms of Go Genre Everything – a two-piece from Melbourne whose track Presumption Pie (live) sounds more absurdist abstract art than music, albeit absurdist abstract art you can dance to.

Lined with revelers flocking "down d road" in a euphoric state powered by soca's driving rhythms, spirited by libations, and coloured with revealing costumes, Trini Carnival is definitely one of those times to spread your hands and let go.

On that Friday, the congregation frequently sang along with the cantor and clapped in time with the music, growing especially spirited when he thumped the pulsing rhythm of some Hasidic melodies on his lectern.

Spirited Away has the same skittish, volatile rhythm.