… examples of transcription of monophonic music with complex rhythmic strata that interact in subtle and fluid ways: , a … … Tradition … Roman … Oral … Meter … Romania … Monophony … Rhythm … Judit Frigyesi … Transcription de la pulsation, de la metrique et du "rhythme libre" [Transcription of the pulse, meter, and "free …

… Attempts to conceptualize and illustrate the problem of rhythmic structures without a clear beat, that is, structures which are commonly called free or flowing rhythm. A theoretical framework is proposed for the analysis … transcription of such music. A theoretical definition of rhythmic flexibility outlines its relation to intermediate …

… chanted by Rev. Lopes Cardozo is characterized by the rhythmic contrast between its opening and ending verses, which are in almost free rhythm, while the core of the poem is based on a rigid 6/8 meter with a fixed rhythmic pattern, reflecting the quantitative Arab meter of …

… It is followed by a short second part which alludes to rhythms from the upcoming sections. The music then abruptly returns to the free rhythm improvisation of the opening section. The third part …

… It is followed by a short second part which alludes to rhythms from the upcoming sections. The music then abruptly returns to the free rhythm improvisation of the opening section. The third part …

… lines and stanza 6, four octasyllabic lines). The rhythmic instrumental refrain is repeated during the piece … with the first five stanzas that start in flexible rhythm and ornamented style in each first line moving into a more rhythmic style in the second line. La soledad de la nochada …

… and spiritual ideas that shaped the nuba with a precise rhythm that acts upon emotions in a surprising manner. Izza … music, the more fascinated we find ourselves by the rhythms, the melodies, and the voices of the traditional …

… with the closing hemistich. The melody is in flowing rhythm. The ninth stanza is sung to a new, rhythmic melody, with drum accompaniment. Arussi concludes … first verse of the ninth stanza is sung to a new melody, rhythmic and accompanied by a drum; then the first melody in …

… The first and third stanzas are sung in slow flowing rhythm, while the second, fourth and fifth are sung to another melody, quick and rhythmic, and accompanied by a tin pan. … 7 … 41777 … NSA …

… musicians often refer to it as ‘slow hora.’ The rhythm and the dance movements are distinct both from the … hora invites public participation. With its gay, dynamic rhythm, it expresses the temperament of halutzim (pioneers) … 3/8 meter but I find it easier to read in 3/4...The backup rhythm is distinguished by playing on the first and third …