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strains that
express different circadian properties (i.e.,
rhythmicity vs.
arhythmicity,
different periods, etc.) and
growing them in
competition under different...
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purportedly was the
first to use
blast beats in
metronomic time (and not as
arhythmic or non-metric
white noise) and thus gave it a more
useful musical characteristic...
- Feldman's
music "changed radically" in 1970,
moving away from
graphic and
arhythmic notation systems in
favor of
rhythmic precision. The
first piece of this...
- lack of
supporting rhythm section or
alternate solo
voices creates an
arhythmic pulse sculpted out of air."
Composed by
Baikida Carroll. Disc 1 "The Spoken...
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point to Gr**** or
Phoenician rowing songs called alelohuías. Alalás are
arhythmic, and
based on a single,
short theme that
repeats the melody, separated...
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further stated: "It is
perfectly legitimate to
prefer the hectic, the
arhythmic, the untidy. But to my mind,
great artistry is not disorderliness." He...
- the trombone, contrab****oon and low strings. The work then
stutters arhythmically to a close. The
scoring is
generally heavy, and Bartók
employs many...
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antithesis of
everything that was sterile, one-dimensional, monochromatic,
arhythmic and
otherwise against freedom of
bodily expression in the
known universe...
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filled with
skips and scat-like riffs".
Franceschina notes that the "
arhythmical nature of the
melody in
which no two bars are
exactly alike". Ella Fitzgerald...
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styles of music." Few loft jazz
musicians pla****
continuously atonal or
arhythmic music in the
style of Coltrane's
legendary albums Ascension and Om. They...
