The bass drum generally provides a strong beat for the music. Mostly played on a downbeat, or the other strong beats in that meter (Time Signature)
Nonmetric
Syncopated
music lacking a strong sense of beat or meter, common in certain non-western cultures
The answer is the "tempo" as in, this tempo is really fast!
The bass drum generally provides a strong beat for the music. Mostly played on a downbeat, or the other strong beats in that meter (Time Signature)
Nonmetric
Syncopated
That would be a description of rock and roll, sometimes called rock music.
It's rap.
music lacking a strong sense of beat or meter, common in certain non-western cultures
Either offbeat or syncopated.
To show a weak beat, you can use a lighter touch or softer dynamic. To show a strong beat, you can accentuate the note with a stronger touch or louder dynamic. Experimenting with these variations in touch and dynamics will help emphasize the weak and strong beats in your music.
sforzando
The entire idea of rock music is a driving beat that gets people moving. The way that rock music developed especially in the 60's-90's was just with that beat and it stuck. Its all about that particular style of music.
The swing beat is used a lot in blues. Also, this bears a strong resemblance to Folk Music and Asian music because of the repeated use of the pentatonic scale.
A fast 2-beat, about quarter note 150, with strong pulse to the beat. Most musical pieces written for the can-can are labeled either "can-can" or sometimes "galop".