syncopation

[US]/ˌsɪŋkə'peɪʃən/
[UK]/ˌsɪnkə'peʃən/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

n. Musical technique of shifting the emphasis of beats, often by omitting certain notes.

Example Sentences

The jazz band added syncopation to their performance.

The drummer's syncopation added an exciting rhythm to the song.

Syncopation is a common technique used in various music genres.

Dancers often move in syncopation with the music.

The syncopation of the drums created a lively atmosphere at the concert.

Musicians use syncopation to create interesting and catchy rhythms.

The syncopation in the song made it difficult for the audience to predict the beat.

Syncopation adds a sense of unpredictability to the music.

The syncopation of the piano added a jazzy feel to the performance.

In Latin music, syncopation is a key element that gives the music its distinctive groove.

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