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The Silent Pulse

George Burr Leonard

1992

The meters of Greek and Latin poetry

James W. Halporn

1963

Hidden Rhythms

Eviatar Zerubavel

1981

Physical and physiological conditioning for men

Benjamin Ricci

1966

The first book of rhythms / by Langston Hughes ; pictures by Robin King

Langston Hughes

1954

All the fun's in how you say a thing

Timothy Steele

1999 ★ 5.0

Accent on meter

Joseph Powell

2004

Stamp your feet

Sarah Hayes

1988

Biological rhythms in psychiatry and medicine

Gay Gaer Luce

1971

Creative rhythmic movement for children of elementary school age

Shirley J. Winters

1975

The art of joyful living

Jacques Pezé

1991

Fundamentals of rhythm and dance

Betty Lynd Thompson

1933

Psychology and music

W. Jay Dowling, Thomas J. Tighe

1992

101 Rhythm Instrument Activities for Young Children

Abigail Flesch Connors

2004

Tanka Tanka Skunk!

Steve Webb

2004

The silent pulse

George Burr Leonard

1978

Meter and meaning

Thomas Carper

2003

De sacra poesi Hebraeorum

Robert Lowth

1816

The rhythm of English prose

Norton Robert Tempest

1930

Of harmony and numbers, in Latin and English prose, and in English poetry

Edward Manwaring

1744

The physical basis of rime

Henry Lanz

1968

Keeping together in time

William Hardy McNeill

1995

The role of movement patterns in development

Judith S. Kestenberg

1977

A creative approach to teaching rhythm and rhyme

Andy Croft

2015

Rhythms of learning

Don Campbell, Chris Brewer, Chris Boyd

1991

Music and movement

Ann Driver

1936

Eurythmy as visible speech

Rudolf Steiner

1956

This Is How We Flow

Angela M. S. Nelson

1999

Rhythm and harmony in poetry and music

George Lansing Raymond

1895

Metrical phonology

Richard M. Hogg

1987

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