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The 33 pages that link to Rhythm, each with the reason it gives.

• World musicRelated: Contrasting rhythmic structures shape how traditions are heard and adapted.

• SyncopationNarrower topic: Syncopation is a way of shaping rhythm through unexpected emphasis.

• MelodyRelated: Rhythmic patterns give a melody its timing and characteristic pulse.

• SongwritingRelated: Rhythmic patterns give lyrics and melodies their sense of motion and emphasis.

• OstinatoNarrower topic: Rhythmic ostinatos repeat patterns of durations and accents.

• TempoNarrower topic: Tempo sets the speed at which rhythmic patterns unfold.

• Music theoryBroader topic: Rhythm explains how musical events unfold across time.

• TalaNarrower topic: Tala is one culturally specific way of organizing musical rhythm.

• RepetitionRelated: Repeated sounds and forms can establish rhythm through regular or changing intervals.

• DanceRelated: Dancers shape movement through pulses, accents, and durations.

• Dance musicNarrower topic: Dance music uses rhythmic patterns to coordinate sound with bodily movement.

• AnaphoraRelated: Recurring phrases establish a recognizable beat across clauses or lines.

• Poetic meterNarrower topic: Meter is a structured kind of rhythm, not a synonym for every rhythmic effect.

• Imitation (music)Related: A voice can imitate a melody while changing its rhythmic pattern.

• SingingRelated: Rhythmic placement determines how sung syllables move through a musical phrase.

• RappingNarrower topic: Rapping depends on patterned timing, whether or not a beat accompanies it.

• Poetic formRelated: Rhythm includes patterned effects that do not follow regular meter.

• Harmonic rhythmNarrower topic: Harmonic rhythm is one kind of temporal pattern within the broader concept of rhythm.

• Imitative counterpointRelated: Imitating a subject's rhythm helps make it recognizable across different pitches.

• Music genreRelated: Genres often develop recognizable rhythmic patterns and feels.

• MusicRelated: Rhythm gives music temporal patterns that listeners can follow and performers can shape.

• Internal rhymeRelated: An internal rhyme can mark beats and redirect a line’s rhythmic momentum.

• LyricsRelated: Rhythmic placement affects a lyric’s momentum, emphasis, and intelligibility.

• Time signatureNarrower topic: Time signatures provide a framework for notating rhythmic patterns.

• Pulse (music)Narrower topic: Pulse is the regular reference beneath rhythm's varied durations and accents.

• BeatboxingNarrower topic: Beatboxing turns vocal sounds into patterned musical time.

• Musical analysisRelated: Rhythmic patterns and disruptions help distinguish sections and characterize musical motion.

• Harrison BirtwistleNarrower topic: Birtwistle’s music often makes rhythm a structural force rather than an accompaniment.

• Eleanor PowellRelated: Her footwork made rhythmic precision audible as well as visible.

• Émile Jaques-DalcrozeNarrower topic: Rhythmic patterns are the central musical material students embody in Dalcroze practice.

• Rhythm gameNarrower topic: Rhythm games turn patterns of musical timing into player actions.

• AmusiaRelated: Some forms of amusia disrupt musical timing more than pitch.

• Franco of CologneNarrower topic: Franco’s notational contribution concerns how musical duration can be represented.