percussion
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Other parts of the score feature jazz percussion and trumpets befitting 1950s England, where the story takes place.
From Los Angeles Times
Late in the album, the typically hushed “I Love You” tries something new, closing out with dramatic and bizarrely distorted percussion.
Mr. Taylor is from a musical household and grew up in Arizona and Chicago, learning classical guitar and jazz percussion.
A recent hypnotic percussion piece of diced rhythms and pureed textures is called “the so-called laws of nature.”
From Los Angeles Times
Like the time Gabriel spends in Faith’s company, “The Predicament” is full of “sparks and kicks and swerves and percussions.”
From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
