Examples of using Rhythms in English and their translations into French
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activism against a backdrop of ancestral tribal rhythms.
In 2006, the song was reworked for the Buena Vista Social Club album Rhythms del Mundo.
Do not hesitate to discover the sunliness of this article by bringing you closer to the article by Zell Liew- Compass Vertical Rhythms.
The strings play"agitated dotted rhythms", the oboes"agitated semiquaver cascades" throughout the movement,
About two tons of colour materials are used to bring graphic"rhythms" of dots, spreading across the exhibition space.
Rock fills your daily life, it rhythms your journeys, your meals,
The daily discovery that rhythms this way of life is exhilarating;
If you wish to dance until the end of the night to this summer's dance rhythms, take part in our dance evenings!
The vibratory phenomenon of sounds rhythms my gestural actions in an organized and global way.
With rhythms so vibrant,
It can be played in slow or fast rhythms, depending on the musical genre.
The proximity of the dancers, and rhythms not resemble the flip is introduced to the court by Mary Tudor near the rebellious teenager.
Sheffield took another new direction containing 6/8 rhythms on tracks"Don't Gimme the Funk" and"Sex Dwarf.
The minuet features Lombard rhythms and the trio lets the first violin
Other forms of jazz use regular meters and pulsed rhythms, usually in 4/4 or(less often) 3/4.
The song's tribal rhythms served as a platform for Hendrix's innovative guitar feedback improvisations.
Striking in her work are often the complex and continuous rhythms in music and movement.
Instead of a large Holter monitor which continuously monitors heart rhythms, technology has developed a small
Will the rhythms of salsa and merengue carry you away during a Latino night?
Stirring history, irresistible musical rhythms, capitals of style and verve Paris,