-
section great attention to the
exactitude of
rhythms is
demanded by the
polyrhythmic superposition of pedals, ostinato, and melody."
Concerning the use of...
-
simultaneously giving plastic expression to all the
elements of the
polyrhythmic pattern.
Dance in
Africa is
deeply integrated into
society and major...
-
explored politics, ****, and death, and
showed heavy African influence with
polyrhythmic styles like
those seen on
Remain in Light.
During that time, the group...
- The
music of Guinea-Bissau is most
widely ****ociated with the
polyrhythmic genre of gumbe, the country's
primary musical export. Tina and
tinga are other...
- Like
punta (another type of
Garifuna music),
chumba songs are
highly polyrhythmic, but have a
slower tempo. The
chumba dance is a solo
dance performed...
- Spain,
Spanish muni****lity
Flamenco guitar playing Toque, a
ceremony or
polyrhythmic composition using the Batá drum Toque, a
ritual in the Candomblé religion...
- have
developed in the
first place if
there hadn't been a
reservoir of
polyrhythmic sophistication in the
culture it nurtured." African-American
music began...
-
Octurn is a
Belgian polyrhythmic jazz
ensemble led by Bo Van Der Werf (baritone
saxophone and clarinet). Its
lineup as well as the
composers are changed...
- funk band
formed by band
leader Alain Mion in 1974.
Cortex is
known for
polyrhythmic instrumentals and funk,
bossa nova, samba-jazz, and
psychedelic rock...
- the
thrash style of
their previous releases in
favor of the technical,
polyrhythmic, groove-oriented
sound they
would continue to
explore on
subsequent albums...
