percussive

"We saw what happened to your ship," she said, her voice low and percussive.

The percussive sound can range from quiet to very loud.

They also used a variety of found objects for percussive sounds.

It offers a way into percussive ideas new and ancient.

There is an emphasis on making percussive sound with the toes.

He is known for his unique, percussive style of guitar playing.

He turned down the loping, percussive beat in his head a little.

We could hear the percussive sounds of our own artillery off in the distance.

This yields a percussive sound along with the pitch of the note.

The explosions add a percussive beat to the background music.

On the piano such chords have a fine percussive effect.

Soon the deep, percussive pulse of rock music filled the apartment.

Making music has been a really good mechanism for releasing some kind of percussive issue that I have.

Found objects are sometimes used in music, often to add unusual percussive elements to a work.

"To break it down the right way we need a percussive drill," he declared.

But the most wonderful noises came from the way the dance steps made percussive music.

Her improvisations were based on a percussive sense of rhythm.

The song is very gentle, rhythmic and percussive in style.

Even with that, the percussive wave of the explosion blew him off his feet.

A sudden percussive stroke simultaneously sounded in all three groups.

He knew just how two traditions of sensuous and percussive movement can work together.

At that very moment came a crash so loud and percussive, it stunned him.

Dancers like it, and its African side delivers percussive joy.

Chord clusters are used to give the piano a percussive sound.

All three use percussive music and dance to induce spiritual possession.