| We find ourselves in a world where God is improviser, storyteller, weaver, imaginer, dramatist. |
| The improviser disdains economy, as much as the artist cherishes it. |
| This motivic development is not only to be used by the soloist, but as well by the rhythm section comping, by the improviser in the heart of the group, and through collective improvisation. |
| He was more celebrated as a performer and improviser than for the instrumental pieces he published. |
| But he was an improviser of genius, and Mr. Stevenson was a conscious artist. |
| More of an improviser than a classically trained cook, he still puts hot sauce on everything. |
