Rhythm section
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| A '''rhythm section''' includes the [[musicians]] in a [[jazz]] or [[popular music]] [[musical band|band]] or [[musical ensemble|ensemble]] who establish the [[rhythm]]ic pulse of a [[song]] or musical piece and lay down the [[chord]]al structure. The term "rhythm section" may also refer to the [[musical instruments|instrument]]s in this group. | A '''rhythm section''' includes the [[musicians]] in a [[jazz]] or [[popular music]] [[musical band|band]] or [[musical ensemble|ensemble]] who establish the [[rhythm]]ic pulse of a [[song]] or musical piece and lay down the [[chord]]al structure. The term "rhythm section" may also refer to the [[musical instruments|instrument]]s in this group. | ||
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A rhythm section includes the musicians in a jazz or popular music band or ensemble who establish the rhythmic pulse of a song or musical piece and lay down the chordal structure. The term "rhythm section" may also refer to the instruments in this group.
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