例句與造句

1. When followed by four unsyncopated eighth notes, it is known as the "'baqueteo " '.
2. This could lead to alternations between palatalisation in the syncopated forms and nonpalatalisation in the unsyncopated forms of a word.
3. Some of these visitors taught Australians how to'rag'( improvise unsyncopated popular music into ragtime-style music ).
4. Holloway said, " Don't get me wrong they had people [ who ] rapped before me syncopated and unsyncopated.
5. G鰎l played drums  usually fairly simple and relatively unsyncopated patterns, but with simple variations that prevented them sounding robotic  while Delgado sang.
6. It's difficult to find unsyncopated in a sentence. 用unsyncopated造句挺難的
7. This demonstrates how each syncopated pattern may be heard as a remapping, "'with reference to', " or, "'in light of', " an unsyncopated pattern.
8. Perone interprets the syncopations of much of the music as reflecting her recovery, but notes that the smoother, unsyncopated music at the end of each verse bring her back to the present day reality.
9. Rock music is traditionally built on a foundation of simple unsyncopated rhythms in a 4 / 4 verse-chorus structure derived from blues and folk music, but there has been considerable variation from this model.
10. In 1897 Harney published his book " Ben Harney's Rag Time Instructor ", the first description of how to " rag " : how to improvise rag time music by syncopating unsyncopated popular tunes.
11. The songs include both hymns and " sankeys " ( " gospel songs " ), and are generally responsorial, led by a male singer with the slow, unsyncopated responses of the chorus in unison.
12. Another biographer, Rudi Blesh, wrote that the work was a " masterpiece ", thanks to its rhythmic variations, the beauty of each strain's melodies and the richly scored harmony, especially when considered in comparison to the unsyncopated light salon style of " Binks Waltz " published in the same year.