syncopation

You can play the syncopations - he had told me to do that.

Not what they call rag these days, but real syncopation.

This piece is a study on alternating hands and syncopations.

Because life offers other sounds of syncopation at these zones.

She felt her hips beginning to move back and forth in syncopation with John's.

Compared to other forms of rock, syncopation is much less the rule.

She dropped the name of the famous comedian without so much as a syncopation.

Irish music also uses syncopation, but only in short doses.

Syncopation in music can result when relatively strong nodes are empty.

He took that syncopation too fast in the beginning.

Syncopation appears in jazz when two rhythms are played against each other.

One feature is the increasing syncopation in the vocal parts.

But his regular school lectures often cover a topic like syncopation in a few minutes.

The tree rocked him in its slight syncopation against the wind.

It had a syncopation of sorts, not all that unpleasant to listen to, actually.

The only change Bartók made was to accommodate the syncopation.

But the band still lobs easy syncopations across the beat.

It was as though he were meeting each man in the circle and conquering him with his syncopation.

Near the end, the tension is increased by syncopations.

His guitar work is noteworthy for both syncopation and precision.

This type of syncopation creates tension in a musical piece.

The main section exhibits a great deal of syncopation.

For a space, they beat in an insane syncopation.

"Syncopation" is set in 1911, when ballroom dancing was all the rage.

"All death is rhythm suspended, a syncopation before life resumes."