Cadences

She even taught them cadences and “Jody Calls” stating, “I love military cadences and so did the students.

It features (A.I) Drake and (A.I) The Weeknd singing with what seems to be incredibly realist voices, lyrics, and cadences.

The novel’s down-home cadences cloak its elaborate narrative circuitry, and McBride makes farcical use of the fear of newcomers held by white characters, such as the town’s physician, a Klansman.

The familiar rhythms and cadences of these misty, magical phrases have now been familiar to British islanders for a whole century.

The section leader said ASU is coming prepared and the AAMU band can look for some “curveballs,” things the group from Huntsville, Alabama, won’t expect — for example, “some new cadences they’ve never heard before,” said Kirkland.

An unintended harvest from Portugal’s far-flung empire, fado grew out of the confluence of Portuguese folk poetry, Arabic cadences, and African and Brazilian rhythms.

The piece was a very contemporary sounding one, with wide intervals and long cadences of suffocating silence.

Each is deeply affecting, though done at different cadences.

Between songs and cadences, a roll is usually given to indicate what beat in the measure the band is at.

Bop improvisers would often deploy phrases over an odd number of bars and overlap their phrases across bar lines and across major harmonic cadences.

Cadences and marching steps main Because of its slower pace, the Foreign Legion is always the last unit marching in any parade (Parade in Rome, June 2007).

Echoing from the mountain, however, were the shouted cadences and fiery exhortations of their regimental izinduna, who reminded the warriors that their king did not send them to run away.

Geared wheels, with an effective diameter larger than the wheel itself, tend to use longer cranks to increase torque as they are not required to achieve such high cadences as direct-drive wheels, but demand greater force per pedal stroke.

He found the right, the only cadences to fit Gilbert's happy and original rhythms, and to match Gilbert's fun or to throw Gilbert's frequent irony, pointed although not savage, into relief.

His resonant, velvety lower-register tone and bubbling cadences on sides such as "Lazy River" exerted a huge influence on younger white singers such as Bing Crosby.

It incorporates Ermey's drill cadences from the film.

Michael H. Levenson, A Genealogy of Modernism (1984), p. 69. At this time Aldington's poetry was unrhymed free verse, whereas later in his verse the cadences are long and voluptuous, the imagery weighted with ornament.

Military drummers provided drum cadences that set a steady marching pace and elevated troop morale on the battlefield.

Most of the treatise consists of tables of diminutions of intervals, small melodies and cadences, categorized by their meter.

Swing improvisation was commonly constructed in two or four bar phrases that corresponded to the harmonic cadences of the underlying song form.