Definition of polyrhythm in English:

polyrhythm

noun ˈpɒlɪrɪð(ə)mˈpɑlɪˌrɪðəm

Music

A rhythm which makes use of two or more different rhythms simultaneously.
〔乐〕复合节奏
traditional African music is celebrated for its complex polyrhythms
mass noun a mastery of tightly scored polyrhythm
Example sentencesExamples
- They don't just groove, they swing hard, and the polyrhythms created by the layered drummers create a groove that is as steady as it is complex.
- Ligeti became obsessed by the complex polyrhythms and irregular multi-part vocalising of the pygmies, which became a great influence on his own work.
- Rather than seven different sections with five different riffs, four time-changes, and an unsettling morass of polyrhythms, Bellini hits you with only a few jagged, biting, hand-picked riffs.
- Then again, I probably wouldn't have been able to hear much ukulele over Johnson's overdriven polyrhythms and unusual Dorian modes.
- Fela's songs evolved as jazzy jam sessions best appreciated with repeated listenings, but Femi's debut album, Shoki Shoki, leans toward rollicking, horn-driven funk with manic polyrhythms aimed directly at the dance floor.
- ‘Typhoon’ ties all the elements into an expressionist's cloud - bright splashes and rough scratches, calls, Fernandez's elegiac guitar, heavy African polyrhythms and an incessantly looped vocal sample.

Derivatives

polyrhythmic

adjective ˌpɒlɪˈrɪðmɪkˌpɑlɪˈrɪðmɪk

Music

Vocal Studies & Uprock Narratives eschews deep bass and braggadocio, working organic beats and polyrhythmic blasts with electronic effects.
Example sentencesExamples
- Morrison went into the studio with Chris Walla and Don Zientara behind the boards; John Vanderslice guests, and Death Cab for Cutie's Jason McGerr attempts to recreate Joe Easley's polyrhythmic drumming.
- The song is moody and weighed down but not indolent: Propelled by a polyrhythmic drumbeat, it reveals emo-core and math-rock leanings.
- It's high energy stuff, but it changes shape throughout with bewildering ease and fluidity, from freebop polyrhythmic pummelling to spidery ballad forms to spacey textural exploration.
- Underneath all these echoing voices (including his own mumbles), he stretches pulsing bass, percolating congas, and an ocean of polyrhythmic waves into a weird dance song constantly in-flux.

Definition of polyrhythm in US English:

polyrhythm

nounˈpɑlɪˌrɪðəmˈpäliˌriT͟Həm

Music

A rhythm which makes use of two or more different rhythms simultaneously.
〔乐〕复合节奏
traditional African music is celebrated for its complex polyrhythms
mass noun a mastery of tightly scored polyrhythm
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘Typhoon’ ties all the elements into an expressionist's cloud - bright splashes and rough scratches, calls, Fernandez's elegiac guitar, heavy African polyrhythms and an incessantly looped vocal sample.
- Rather than seven different sections with five different riffs, four time-changes, and an unsettling morass of polyrhythms, Bellini hits you with only a few jagged, biting, hand-picked riffs.
- Ligeti became obsessed by the complex polyrhythms and irregular multi-part vocalising of the pygmies, which became a great influence on his own work.
- Fela's songs evolved as jazzy jam sessions best appreciated with repeated listenings, but Femi's debut album, Shoki Shoki, leans toward rollicking, horn-driven funk with manic polyrhythms aimed directly at the dance floor.
- Then again, I probably wouldn't have been able to hear much ukulele over Johnson's overdriven polyrhythms and unusual Dorian modes.
- They don't just groove, they swing hard, and the polyrhythms created by the layered drummers create a groove that is as steady as it is complex.

词汇	polyrhythm
释义	Definition of polyrhythm in English: polyrhythm noun ˈpɒlɪrɪð(ə)mˈpɑlɪˌrɪðəm Music A rhythm which makes use of two or more different rhythms simultaneously. 〔乐〕复合节奏 traditional African music is celebrated for its complex polyrhythms mass noun a mastery of tightly scored polyrhythm Example sentencesExamples They don't just groove, they swing hard, and the polyrhythms created by the layered drummers create a groove that is as steady as it is complex. Ligeti became obsessed by the complex polyrhythms and irregular multi-part vocalising of the pygmies, which became a great influence on his own work. Rather than seven different sections with five different riffs, four time-changes, and an unsettling morass of polyrhythms, Bellini hits you with only a few jagged, biting, hand-picked riffs. Then again, I probably wouldn't have been able to hear much ukulele over Johnson's overdriven polyrhythms and unusual Dorian modes. Fela's songs evolved as jazzy jam sessions best appreciated with repeated listenings, but Femi's debut album, Shoki Shoki, leans toward rollicking, horn-driven funk with manic polyrhythms aimed directly at the dance floor. ‘Typhoon’ ties all the elements into an expressionist's cloud - bright splashes and rough scratches, calls, Fernandez's elegiac guitar, heavy African polyrhythms and an incessantly looped vocal sample. Derivatives polyrhythmic adjective ˌpɒlɪˈrɪðmɪkˌpɑlɪˈrɪðmɪk Music Vocal Studies & Uprock Narratives eschews deep bass and braggadocio, working organic beats and polyrhythmic blasts with electronic effects. Example sentencesExamples Morrison went into the studio with Chris Walla and Don Zientara behind the boards; John Vanderslice guests, and Death Cab for Cutie's Jason McGerr attempts to recreate Joe Easley's polyrhythmic drumming. The song is moody and weighed down but not indolent: Propelled by a polyrhythmic drumbeat, it reveals emo-core and math-rock leanings. It's high energy stuff, but it changes shape throughout with bewildering ease and fluidity, from freebop polyrhythmic pummelling to spidery ballad forms to spacey textural exploration. Underneath all these echoing voices (including his own mumbles), he stretches pulsing bass, percolating congas, and an ocean of polyrhythmic waves into a weird dance song constantly in-flux. Definition of polyrhythm in US English: polyrhythm nounˈpɑlɪˌrɪðəmˈpäliˌriT͟Həm Music A rhythm which makes use of two or more different rhythms simultaneously. 〔乐〕复合节奏 traditional African music is celebrated for its complex polyrhythms mass noun a mastery of tightly scored polyrhythm Example sentencesExamples ‘Typhoon’ ties all the elements into an expressionist's cloud - bright splashes and rough scratches, calls, Fernandez's elegiac guitar, heavy African polyrhythms and an incessantly looped vocal sample. Rather than seven different sections with five different riffs, four time-changes, and an unsettling morass of polyrhythms, Bellini hits you with only a few jagged, biting, hand-picked riffs. Ligeti became obsessed by the complex polyrhythms and irregular multi-part vocalising of the pygmies, which became a great influence on his own work. Fela's songs evolved as jazzy jam sessions best appreciated with repeated listenings, but Femi's debut album, Shoki Shoki, leans toward rollicking, horn-driven funk with manic polyrhythms aimed directly at the dance floor. Then again, I probably wouldn't have been able to hear much ukulele over Johnson's overdriven polyrhythms and unusual Dorian modes. They don't just groove, they swing hard, and the polyrhythms created by the layered drummers create a groove that is as steady as it is complex.
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