Sentence examples for a structured improvisation from inspiring English sources

Flamenco is fundamentally a solo form, a structured improvisation.

Ms. Gates is contributing a structured improvisation that contemplates the present.

They should be prepared to dance (modern) and to take part in a structured improvisation.

"Once" looked like a structured improvisation, and at points it showed the let's-see-now ditherings so common in improvisation.

But Leah Cox, adapting a structured improvisation that Bill T. Jones made for himself, couldn't justify its repetitions.

On "Hoarders," as on most reality TV, you never know how much reality you're seeing, but, from what one can tell, each episode is basically a structured improvisation.

The triangle, as Jackson describes it, is a system of structured improvisation meant to empower players — Jackson has called it, multiple times, in his books, "five-man tai chi".

Some spectators stay around afterward for a workshop on the rudiments of structured improvisation and a panel discussion with local animal scientists in which the navigating imagination is linked to a scientific approach, Ms. Monson said, suddenly laughing at her ambition.

Mustering just after 6 30 p.m. for a roughly 15-minute structured improvisation, the players started with ringing, chiming crotales (antique cymbals), scraped, beaten and stroked with violin bows, then switched to drums, Mr. Keszler's fleet-handed, free-jazz flurries dancing across martial parade-drum cadences.

But in 1989 he created "How to Get Started," an experiment in sound design that, through the use of structured improvisation, creates greater emotional vulnerability in the performer with interesting results.

Though neither a musician nor a Mississippian, Ms. McIntyre, whose work relies heavily on historical research and structured improvisation, fits right in with this lineup.