This creates the usual rhythmic sound we associate with a heartbeat: lub-dub, lub-dub, lub-dub.
In addition, Mr. Simon was most intelligent about matters of ornainentation and rhythmic alteration, and although the execution may have lacked that last increment of sparkle and resilence he had his 30‐member orchestra playing with a nice grace and accuracy.
Furthermore, not every visual element is purely decorative, the red notes indicate a rhythmic alteration that was otherwise very difficult to notate at the time.
And in his newest show, "Bossa Nova," he adapts with complete ease to a style that imposes tighter than usual rhythmic and dynamic restrictions on his natural exuberance.
The setting is meant to approximate a battlefield and the content of death and duty heard on "Indestructible," a song performed with the usual rhythmic intensity by the band Disturbed and its brooding bald singer, David Draiman.
A singer who used little vibrato and was admired for her inventive rhythmic alterations of ballads, Ms. Connor belonged to the cool school of jazz singers that included Anita O'Day, June Christy, Chet Baker and Julie London.
The piece is characterized by leitmotif, a simple musical melody that Esteve modifies by expanding and contracting through rhythmic alterations, harmonies and augmented orchestration.
The transcription of CCGs is regulated by rhythmic activities of transcription factors accompanied by rhythmic alterations of the chromatin in organisms ranging from cyanobacteria to plants and mammals, reflecting evolutionarily conserved mechanisms controlling circadian gene transcription.
This study aimed to investigate the rhythmic alterations in depression and evaluate the ability of chronobiological parameters to discriminate between healthy subjects and depressed patients.
Different studies showed that the low-amplitude fluctuations of skin temperature are caused by rhythmic alterations in peripheral blood flow, linked with oscillations of smooth muscle tone.
The highly emotional No. 6 in C Major (1818) is of larger scale, based as usual more on rhythmic and harmonic impetus than melodic development.
