Noun:

లయ, చిన్న శాఖ, లయబద్ధమైన దశలు, గొంతు తగ్గించు,

cadences's Usage Examples:

destroyers), because they begin from their own Echoi, but the thesis of their cadences and formulas are on notes (phthongoi) from other Echoi.

four-line stanza contains three open cadences (every line but the last), but the three-line refrain uses closed cadences.

The cadences are nearly always elaborate melismas.

Mojo reviewer wrote that Rev Run"s "bellowed cadences are as timeless and elemental as the blues".

Glitter was dismayed by this result as he is a fan of the San Diego Chargers and had choreographed some of the team's cheerleading cadences in 1989.

Even cadences that do not include the tonic note or triad, such as half cadences and.

(Ricercars, passages and cadences to facilitate practicing accomplished diminutions on all kinds of instruments; and also various passages for just the voice).

the military music has been composed to announce military events as with bugle calls and fanfares, or accompany marching formations with drum cadences.

may suggest a more recent origin than the Passamezzo antico since the cadences i – ♭VII and ♭VII – i were popular in the late Middle Ages and early Renaissance.

Evidence of the attachment of musicians to military units operating in what would become the United States dates to 1633, when colonial Virginia militia employed drummers to beat marching cadences during drills and maneuvers.

7) arranged for organ only, with fermatas (cadences) Cours.

performance is their dance routines to drum cadences.

Use of deceptive cadences, chromaticism, dissonance, and chromatic mediants obscure the harmonic destination for as long as the psychological tension.

Synonyms:

catalexis, prosody, common measure, beat, metrical unit, metrical foot, rhythmic pattern, common meter, meter, foot, measure, poetic rhythm, scansion, metre,

Antonyms:

rested, conformist, stand still, refresh,