Sentence examples similar to Extemporized task from inspiring English sources
Extemporized ornamentation of polyphonic music continued and increased during the 16th century in instrumental, vocal, and combined performance, both secular and sacred.
The time for extemporized solutions is gone.
The only outward sign of possible trouble was the Red Cross flag flying at the extemporized ambulance stations.
His endorsement, a bit of extemporized eloquence, detoured into a denunciation of the Koch brothers as contemporary Klansmen, "men of evil" who must be stopped.
A melody arose, and the brass chord started to crumble and change shape, with musicians going off into extemporized new directions, still minding the harmonic movement.
Not a composer at all in the Monk or Ellington sense and given at times to a certain pianistic pomposity, Garner nevertheless brilliantly recomposed the hundreds of Broadway songs he played during his long career into astonishingly fresh, extemporized pieces.
This oral quality was central to his writing, and it's little coincidence that Twain built up his reputation on the lecture circuit, filling opera houses with a largely extemporized medley of tall tales, impersonations, and raunchy jokes.
