Sentence examples for variations in tempo from inspiring English sources

It eliminates surprise and the small variations in tempo and dynamics that keeps the dancers in the moment.

The focus in "Crag," a new work, is on couples: Its 10 dancers relate through continually shifting variations in tempo, rhythm and space.

For thirty minutes, he spins like a whirling dervish, making gradual variations in tempo and shape that complement variations in his chanting of the title phrase.

Toward the end of the project, there are two lengthy tracks "Parallax" and "The Delicious" that take you on a long musical journey through variations in tempo and rhythm before closing the effort on a Reggae note.

From the musical excerpts played by the pianists (with emotional expression), we also created versions without variations in tempo and loudness (without musical expression) to investigate effects of musical expression on ERPs and SCRs.

In summary, we investigated ERPs, SCRs, and HR in response to unexpected chords (as composed by classical composers) in a condition in which musical excerpts were played with musical expression by a pianist, and in a condition in which these excerpts were played without musical expression by a computer (without variations in tempo or loudness).

To conjure this otherworldly sound is impressive, but the lack of variation in tempo and atmosphere makes sustaining interest for a full 45 minutes difficult.

In contrast, a maximum deviation of 3%% from the original music tempo was implemented in this particular study, as the amount of variation in tempo that an average person can distinguish is situated around 4%[51]1].

Perhaps this ongoing variation in tempo and vocal post-it notes is why he values artists like Pharrell and Calvin Harris so much.

These non-expressive stimuli did not contain any variation in tempo (and all notes were played with the same key-stroke velocity), enabling us to compare ERP responses to unexpected harmonies between conditions in which the music was played expressively, or presented without any expression.

Similarly for groups with the same value for the ratio kF/kS, variations in the tempo have dramatic consequences for the dynamics of risky situations.