As with everything here, Tiberghien catches the essence of each piece instantly, and brings to all of them a sense of freshness and discovery, as well as the ability to combine expressive freedom with rhythmic precision in a remarkable way.
t The New Jersey Tap Ensemble breezed its way with rhythmic precision through three tap sequences choreographed by Deborah Mitchell.
A few seconds later he added, with the rhythmic precision of an orchestra conductor calling in the kettledrums, "It should be coming — right... now".
It was a punk-rock group with prog-rock skills, the rhythmic precision of an old-fashioned soul band and a feverish stage presence that was equal parts punk, vaudeville and revival tent.
As performed with extraordinary rhythmic precision by Bruce Jones, Garry Reigenborn, Keith Sabado and Dusan Tynek, this male quartet is already an exercise in repeated patterns and steps, with dancers constantly breaking away in pairs or as individuals.
It's an amazing a cappella group, like six Bobby McFerrins with greater rhythmic precision, as well as a historical knowledge of music that allows the singers to add the music of South Africa, Brazil and Puerto Rico to their Cuban perspective.
The Presto became a breathless contest between two headstrong characters with both performers balancing furious forward motion with uncompromising rhythmic precision.
The Austrian filmmaker Peter Kubelka explains the rhythmic precision of his metrical editing, and grabs a beer with Mr. Mekas, with whom he helped spearhead Anthology in the late '60s.
"I may be English in my essence and in my training," he said, "but the kind of attack, what I like to think of as a kind of rhythmic precision, I've learned from Americans.
Onstage, during instrumental passages, she bends her head over her guitar, like a figure in a religious painting, and plays with a ruthless rhythmic precision.
The dressing is applied with precision, like a rich background color, instead of being sloshed on.
