Examples of using Rhythms in English and their translations into Japanese
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With beautiful melodies and futuristic rhythms, he has both powerful and nostalgic pieces.
Artists who have nothing to do with African and Latin rhythms, watch for the first time videos and comment on their first impressions.
Hungarian gypsies, by combining Eastern melodies and Magyar rhythms, have created music filled with courage and yet containing the plaintive sound of the plains.
If you are not used to recognize these rhythms it is very possible that you confuse Kizomba with tarraxa because they are similar.
It is a progress fusion with various rhythms by the Bacatek group, and it is also a very meditative music, although it is a thrilling interplay.
The music of Paraiba has many sounds and rhythms, the best known are the xote, baião and forró.
Hossam Ramzy's rhythms made him the go-to percussionist for movies and music's biggest stars.
Experience the intoxicating flamenco rhythms and dance movements alongside the vibrant tap dance steps all placed into the storyline of"Grease.
It's all about biological rhythms, which simply do not coincide with the two partners.
Daily life rhythms are not only necessary for living, but also have a major effect on physical and mental health.
God created nature, and the bonding that those aware of nature's rhythms have with nature are a bonding with God's rules and edicts.
These rhythms increase when we experience pain and decrease when we interrupt its perception or its cause.
The swinging shuffle feel and the consistent use of triplet rhythms in the lick are characteristic of the modern Texas blues style popularized by Freddy King.
Have you noticed that life seems to have its own rhythms?
The smooth, quiet, slow rhythms of old poetry do not correspond to the psyche of the modern city dweller.
For example, these electrical rhythms are coupled partly to the sun and moon's gravitational pull on the earth.
The frustrations of some African teachers when they hear their village rhythms being played wrong are becoming more visible in workshops.
Rhythms are part of life- Babies first“music” is the sound of their mother's heartbeat.
It is said that human body has three rhythms with a fixed cycle.
Indonesia had it own rhythms that did not necessarily follow the clock.