In Part 2 wild rhythms turned frenetic, as his mallets blurred with dizzying speed in moments of rocklike exuberance.
I remember being mesmerized by his virtuosity: wild rhythms executed at blinding speeds, like an East-European Coltrane.
Anyway, you can find fun and wild rhythms all over this summery video for "Levantate Diegors," a track off his forthcoming album The Visitor, which is due out on Cómeme on June 24.
The wild rhythms of Roma dancing set her free.
One of the earliest pieces he does recognise is The Oockooing Bird, a solo piano piece that is full of a subtle charm and quirkiness that sounds, with the knowledge of his mature music in your ears, like a premonition of the wilder rhythms, rituals and harmonies he would later unearth.
The smoky ska of Tomorrow is a perfect setting for the teenage discontent voiced in the lyric, and on I'm Going Back, a desire for whisky-soaked oblivion (after bad exam results, perhaps) is set alight by a thrumming double bass and wild rockabilly rhythm.
Directed by Scott Elliott, a star-studded ensemble nails the wild seesaw rhythms of pharmaceutically controlled existences.
Ligeti's Piano Concerto is hard-surfaced colors and wild dislocations of rhythm and meter, but there are also languid inner sections where woodwinds wail like humans or shriek like animals.
Beny Moré La Coleccion Cubana (1998) Known as El Barbaro de Ritmo - the wild man of rhythm - Beny Moré dominated Cuban music in the 40s and 50s, and helped to create the current salsa style with his flamboyant performances and powerful, versatile vocals.
He was wilder than steady rhythm players like Charlie Watts, and also far more disciplined and subtle than showboating wild men like Moon and Bonham.
