| Despite all the precision and obviously careful planning, the movie feels as improvisational as the bulk of the director's best work. |
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| The third component is the second set list, which is known for fewer songs and extended improvisational sessions. |
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| The laid-back, improvisational weaving of the parts bore the confident mark of their maker, a choreographer in his shining prime. |
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| My art is like improvisational jazz, in that you can't really predict the next note. |
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| Coloured Clocks tour as a four piece band, wowing audiences with their catchy hooks combined with improvisational psychedelic jams. |
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| The result of this seemingly improvisational paint application is an allover, agitated, viscous surface. |
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| First up were the talents of the award-winning extempore duo and they dazzled the crowd with their improvisational skills and stinging repartee. |
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| The award-winning writer-director-producer has assembled a troupe of talented actors skilled in improvisational comedy. |
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| The admitted class also includes published writers, an Olympic figure skater, an improvisational comedienne and a tight rope unicyclist. |
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| Prior categorizations of improvisational intensity have often merged these qualities. |
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| Much of his music was improvisational, so the short, characteristic pieces on this disc are an ideal showcase for his talents. |
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| At first glance,this video installation suggested a cheesy family sitcom mixed with elements of improvisational dance. |
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| A conjoint folk musical element is a looseness, an improvisational openness that enlivens every track. |
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| With such an innate sense of timing, the actor can enhance a scene with his mad improvisational skills. |
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| He depicts a comedienne who was not a wildly improvisational good-time girl originating soundbites like a female Oscar Wilde. |
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| While they aren't short of improvisational talent, they're not a blowing band in the usual sense of the word. |
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| These are common for jazz and improvisational music, as well as with popular musicians who have little musical theory training. |
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| However, improvisation is not mentioned or encouraged, and the chord changes would require an above average degree of improvisational skill for an intermediate student. |
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| Their dialectic is a reminder that flamenco is foremost an improvisational music, and in the hands of Morente and her collaborators remains a living, breathing tradition. |
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| In Europe, however, skills are cultivated, and creativity is stressed to young players, sort of like the improvisational freedom seen in basketball. |
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| Stephon also taught me that the cosmos is an improvisation in and of itself, which rejuvenated my interest in improvisational music. |
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| When they could have done solo projects of improvisational music, they chose to write songs and sing. |
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| Beginning in the late teens, a rich jazz influence of dance bands and soloists helped in the development and growth of improvisational music. |
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| Her varied and venturesome ways with her materials add spice to this improvisational medium. |
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| Owing to the improvisational, unstudied nature of her work during that period, she rejected being categorized as an actor. |
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| The slow movement is fraught with heart-rending beauty and an almost improvisational character. |
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| They simply took a quick crash course with a conductor and met with a group of improvisational artists to help them along. |
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| Displaced human workers are then reassigned to do more improvisational or intuitive work. |
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| There is a certain hypnotic rhythm, almost an improvisational quality, to his sentences. |
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| Most jam bands live for the chance to mix up genres and charge off on improvisational tangents. |
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| The good parts make doom metal more improvisational, which is not a problem. |
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| It features improvisational vocal segments that sometimes use metric accompaniment and often lead to a medley of strophic songs. |
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| There will be freer, easier, more improvisational communications, more like neighbourhood chatting and less like typical mail and phone calls. |
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| This formal freedom is particularly apparent in the openly improvisational character of several of the introductory movements. |
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| In most humanitarian emergencies in the 1990s, the approach to civil-military co-ordination was essentially improvisational and pragmatic. |
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| As a performing artist her current work is a mix of both formal and improvisational choreography and scores. |
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| His work process is an improvisational and intuitive application of tools and ideas. |
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| This is useful for taking a composed piece of music back to the improvisational stage. |
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| Matt learned some of Forsythe's pieces and improvisational techniques while working in Canada and Europe. |
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| This is one of the few ways to ensure that a dialogue will remain fluid and improvisational while giving it structure. |
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| There's an improvisational moment in every song, and every song is played differently. |
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| Immediately likeable, he works with the audience rather than against them, displaying a keen quick-wittedness and an impressive improvisational skill. |
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| The various scenes are actually improvisational sketches, with the performers working from a brief plot outline and creating their dialogue on the fly. |
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| Douglas in particular had a penchant for extending the limits of his instrument, using toots, whistles and breathing noises in some of his improvisational work. |
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| Including painted patchworks of color and other collaged materials, the gridded compositions are essentially geometric, yet decidedly improvisational and playful. |
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| The realism owes much to the director's improvisational filmmaking style. |
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| The project is all the more impressive when one realizes how closely these percussion instruments, pianos, keyboards and vibraphones follow his every musical and improvisational whim. |
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| We love the fact he takes such a live improvisational approach to things. |
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| He uses Contact Improvisation as part of improvisational performance practice and integrates other movement forms into his work, including martial arts, bodywork and Authentic Movement. |
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| I studied improvisational comedy with Comedy Sportz and The Second City. |
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| Brad Mehldau's improvisational fantasy is sheerly inexhaustible. |
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| With a diverse range of training and performance in both classical and improvisational forms, Chanti's work is marked by a unique marriage of freedom and formality, serious intrigue and moments of luminosity. |
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| Inspired by collaborations with the world's top musical innovators, François has developed a unique improvisational language, virtuosic and rich with sonic embellishment and technical extensions. |
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| Every musician in Quelques Fiers Mongols has a background in improvisational music and plays without the stylistic characteristics of jazz or rock. |
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| Onstage, composer and violinist Malcolm Goldstein plays improvisational music influenced by sound artist Nancy Tobin, 18th-century composer Giuseppe Tartini, and his own imagination. |
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| I've released 23 recordings of underground musicians stemming from the Vancouver creative music scene that are geared toward improvisational music. |
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| Now I can just perform these amazing things that are improvisational in nature, but don't require an army of technicians to manicure them into useable data. |
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| If improvisational music isn't to your taste, stop by the bar at night from Thursday to Saturday, when local punk and rock bands play live and loud. |
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| Anyone with a passion for live improvisational music would enjoy it. |
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| For all of our dancers, improvisational ability is a strong plus. |
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| Stevie Wishart took an improvisational approach to writing this new score. |
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| When foundational convictions are brought to the table, the improvisational element of dialogue is endangered and the stakes become impossibly high, as basic convictions have to be made commensurable. |
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| Teaming up with French accordionist Jean-Jacques Franchin, Favreau picked out a dozen of his favourite Brassens's songs and the pair recorded them in an improvisational spirit. |
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| The decisive goal was a case in point, a piece of improvisational brilliance from Danny Welbeck that deserves its place in the portfolio of great Euro 2012 moments. |
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| He planned to be a professional pianist – nimble and improvisational like his hero, 40s jazz man Art Tatum – and enrolled to study music at Goldsmiths University in south London. |
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| The improvisational emphases and tonality mark the unmistakable voice of Scotland's most important living novelist – trilling with hilarity one moment, plummeting into mock sonorousness the next. |
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| I also work frequently in Russia because I like the way the Russian teams work: quick and pragmatic, with great flexibility and improvisational skills. |
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| The jive, jitterbug, and many such dances that were virtually improvisational originated in the United States, often among the black population, and were subsequently adopted in Europe. |
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| While at St Aloysius College, Sellers began to develop his improvisational skills. |
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| During the 16th century and on into the 18th century, Commedia dell'arte was a form of improvisational theatre, and it is still performed today. |
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| But at the same time, I miss some of the improvisational energy. |
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| Miles Davis was deeply impressed by Hendrix, and he compared Hendrix's improvisational abilities with those of saxophonist John Coltrane. |
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| A lot of the scenes seem to have an improvisational quality. |
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| Modernism in the arts was improvisational, eclectic, and irreverent. |
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| The singer sometimes inserts passing notes and other small embellishments of an improvisational nature into different verses, a typical folk-singing practice. |
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| He began performing on city buses, often covering Mississippi John Hurt alongside original, sometimes improvisational compositions. |
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| Her vocal is jazzy, jumpy and improvisational, with the flutter she picked up from Erykah Badu and the flintiness she learned from Dinah Washington. |
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| But his highly interactive trios, influenced by Ahmad Jamal, render material neutral: chansons, shmansons, it's just coal for the improvisational stokehole. |
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| Paula Zacharias' work embraces her keen interest for the visual disciplines of photography and videography and her passion for improvisational dance. |
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| Somatic improvisation, or the results of these improvisational exercises, may be included in a theater performance for an audience but need not be. |
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| Though gospel songs are usually composed, the melodies are taken for improvisational bases in church services, as popular tunes are improvised upon in jazz. |
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| He developed his mimicry and improvisational skills during a spell in Ralph Reader's wartime Gang Show entertainment troupe, which toured Britain and the Far East. |
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| Providence is also home to the Providence Improv Guild, an improvisational theatre that has weekly performances and offers improv and sketch comedy classes. |
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| Blind Mirth is the university's improvisational theatre troupe, which performs weekly in the town, and annually takes a production to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. |
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| Improvisational mime and innovative physical theatre tell the story of a dysfunctional family living outside the law. |
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