rhythmicchant
Rhythmic Chant is a style of a cappella singing characterized by the use of complex rhythmic patterns and harmonies. This genre of vocal music originated in the 20th century and has since become a popular form of choral singing. The primary feature of rhythmic chant is the singer's use of intricate rhythmic patterns, often involving syncopation and polyrhythms.
The roots of rhythmic chant can be traced back to Western classical music, particularly in the works
Singers in the rhythmic chant tradition often strive to create a sense of tension and release through
The practice of rhythmic chant often requires a high degree of musical skill and coordination among singers.