Sentence examples for swinging rhythm from inspiring English sources

Hard, swinging rhythm is her musical tool of choice.

Somehow this was the evening's only stretch of swinging rhythm, but that wasn't why it felt like a revelation.

They didn't give up on sophisticated arrangements or swinging rhythm, but they played a music that stretched your ears.

Mr. Favors, a concise, direct and eloquent player, formed a boldly swinging rhythm section with the drummer Don Moye.

Only 2 of the album's 13 tracks feature swinging rhythm: "Style," a diffident stroll, and "The Stinger," a livelier shuffle.

These pieces share an unspoken emphasis on swinging rhythm and sly harmonic irresolution, as if to recall the earliest blush of free improvisation in the early 1960s.

The choreography for the Three Jacks is what Mr. Grant does best: old-style flash that doesn't skimp on swinging rhythms and intricate footwork.

The ne plus ultra of free jazz, Ayler performed the musical equivalent of speaking in tongues: he left chord changes and swinging rhythms far behind and emitted great spiritual wails and shrieks from his horn.

Actually, to get the full effect you need to hear the words sung, with honeyed harmony and swinging rhythms, to Richard Rodgers's music, preferably by a chorus of cherub-faced sopranos with Pre-Raphaelite hair.

Ed Shaughnessy, whose mutton-chop whiskers and swinging rhythms made him one of the most famous drummers in jazz during his nearly three decades with Doc Severinsen's "Tonight Show" band, has died.

One of the jazz world's most visible female instrumentalists, McPartland's highly personal style was rich with colorful harmonies and briskly swinging rhythms, enhanced by a love of bebop, while adapting smoothly to the many stylistic changes taking place in jazz over the course of a career spanning more than half a century.