Friedheim always told my mother that music has to be nearly metronomic if the lines are to be long and the effect is to be like a singer singing,
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Yet Feldman's repetitions were always hesitant, irregular, creeping back as ambiguously as dim memories, never propulsive and metronomic like those of Reich and Glass.
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From here, those familiar metallic blows suggesting an electronic meat cleaver hacking away at your ears pierce the soundtrack with a metronomic regularity and with diminishing dramatic returns.
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Some writers draw parallels between a modern society that is " ordered by the clock " and what they see as metronomic performance practice of today's musicians.
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The spray of Middle Fork River as it tumbles down the mountain; bodies crashing softly into a hill of velvety powder; the metronomic swoosh of skis in snow.
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A factory up North in Chicago becomes a jungle gym of men in synchronized motion; limbs, chains, drumsticks beating the soles of outstretched feet at metronomic intervals.
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The grooves _ some swinging, others metronomic _ are pleasant, and both true instrumental jazz and true electronics-based hip-hop are there in the music.
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Time is a major force in the movie, and the slightly metronomic aspect of the Schubert fantasy suggests that it may also be understood as a symbol of fate.
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There are few maxims in jazz, but one that has endured with a consistency bordering on the metronomic is that Branford Marsalis will say whatever is on his mind.
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Far from being a steady, metronomic drone, heart rate ebbs and peaks irregularly, even chaotically _ and it's in these variations that the hidden information lurks.
