In both his sacred and secular music, Binchois cultivated the gently subtle rhythm, the suavely graceful melody, and the smooth treatment of dissonance of his English contemporaries.
Later performances of this work would reveal that Rachmaninoff had hidden a subtle rhythm and vitality that emerged under the long, melodic phrases, furthering his acclaim as an incredibly complex musician.
There are subtle rhythm-section additions, synth bleeps, vibraslap trails, and bits of string playing, none of which intrude.
Look closer, he seems to say, drawing your attention to the subtle rhythms of the architecture while serving as a prosaic scale figure.
Their noxious attitude was seductive, and so, too, was their earnest devotion to the old-fashioned craft of hip-hop: subtle rhythms and unexpected rhyme endings, do-it-yourself beatmaking and engrossing storytelling.
Allen is a wiry, confident performer – regarded as one of the best freeform sax players alive – and his instrument appears as simply an extension of his body, soaring between freestyle improvisation and subtle rhythms.
The gentlest and most subtle rhythms in Jim's architecture were, though, to be found in the modestly beautiful, and wholly practical, house he designed with his wife, Betty, as their home in Aldeburgh, Suffolk.
You know from experience (and morning coffee consumption) whether you're a night owl or an early bird, but what do you know about your body's more subtle rhythms?
That seems particularly true in this production; with the playing area at a distance from the audience, Ms. Torn's performance rarely feels intimate, and it lacks the subtle rhythms of silence and outburst that might evoke sympathy.
In the subtle rhythms of stories and poems, village-bred wisdom offered migrant workers salvation from the metropolis and its attendant white man's vices: fast women, alcohol, gambling dens and of course the thugs - tsotsis - that robbed those naive innocents of their dignity and their meagre, hard-earned "wealth".
Urban expansion is patterned by the subtle rhythms of tyrannical time-planning, by man machine interface, and by the shifting meaning of physical and geographical boundaries.
