dotted rhythm造句

• The precise performance of dotted rhythms can be a complex issue.
• They alternate between a graceful legato and more decisive dotted rhythms.
• Only the instruments repeat the dotted rhythm of the beginning.
• The contrasting middle section is agitated, with dotted rhythms.
• Firstly they are played with even beats, without an implied dotted rhythm.
• One of its features is a lilting dotted rhythm.
• The prologue begins with dotted rhythms in the style of a French overture.
• Historical examples of music performance styles using dotted rhythm include notes in間ales and swing.
• Bach also suggested the slide could have a dotted rhythm, enhancing its expressiveness.
• It is a shame so many dotted rhythm figures were allowed to turn to mush.
• The octave melody's dotted rhythms and the continuous accompaniment give an impression of tension.
• The theme is angular in shape, both in its rising arpeggios and its dotted rhythm.
• Another theme developed in the B section is a falling line with dotted rhythms ( Theme D ).
• The dotted rhythms in the slow first part are similar to those Handel used in his operatic overtures.
• The dotted rhythm in its first bar calls to mind the oboe lament from the beginning of the movement.
• The number of ideas on how the dotted rhythms were to be done seemed to equal the number of players.
• The dotted rhythm that marks the opening movement of the Cello Concerto explores every variant and transmutation of its nature.
• In the development section, these sets are explored melodically, while the dotted rhythm figure gains even more importance.
• The second theme introduces dotted rhythms and is marked " marcato ", contrasting with the first theme.
• After the short development using excerpts 2 and 3, dotted rhythm reappears, followed by recapitulation of excerpt 1.