-
where expected: Play In the
example below, for the
first two
measures an
unsyncopated rhythm is
shown in the
first measure. The
third measure has a syncopated...
-
followed by four
unsyncopated eighth notes, it is
known as the baqueteo. Like the clave, this
forms a pair of measures,
syncopated and
unsyncopated. The baqueteo...
- of the
music as
reflecting her recovery, but
notes that the smoother,
unsyncopated music at the end of each
verse bring her back to the
present day reality...
-
alternation of feet
while walking.
Walking b****lines
generally consist of
unsyncopated notes of
equal value,
usually quarter notes (known in jazz as a "four...
- in the UK. Görl pla****
drums —
usually fairly simple and
relatively unsyncopated patterns, but with
simple variations that
prevented them
sounding robotic...
-
ended in a
voiceless consonant. This
phenomenon remains in
modern Dutch.
Unsyncopated forms,
which retain the
fuller suffix -ed-, are
sometimes found, especially...
- all ****es: sweet, salty, flirty,
bossy [...] Geri's
voice is flat and
unsyncopated – she puts
syllables in the
darnedest places between the beat – but it...
- Straight. Some of
these visitors taught Australians how to 'rag' (improvise
unsyncopated po****r
music into ragtime-style music). By the mid-1920s, phonograph...
-
structure of a foxtrot. The
melody uses
mainly quarter notes, and has an
unsyncopated refrain made up
largely of
variations on a
repeated four-note phrase...
-
report submitted to
Charles IV of
Spain c.1788-1790. It is in
rapid unsyncopated 2/4 time.
Willi Apel
Harvard dictionary of
music 1969 Page 118 "Cachua...
