Sentence examples for dramatic improvisation from inspiring English sources

At eight, she joined a dramatic improvisation class.

The football drama translated the nostalgia and longing of small-town existence into moments of surprising sweetness and grace, while embracing dramatic improvisation and documentary-style camera work that placed this naturally humble tale at the stylistic forefront of TV.

His reading of the Polonaise-Fantasie (Op. 61) had the fluidity and impetuousness of a dramatic improvisation, and his brisk account of the Grand Waltz (Op. 42) was equally elastic, and sharply accented.

But it's still very much the artist's own composition, brimming with technical improvisation, dramatic action and dazzling brushwork, qualities that would make Rubens the envy of artists for generations to come.

There is fresh evidence that Iodine-131 has leaked into the Pacific Ocean near the site — it surged to a new high of 3,355 times the legal limit — and the government is considering an increasingly dramatic series of improvisations that make us nostalgic even for the top-hat shuffle that unfolded beneath the waves of the Gulf of Mexico.

There is fresh evidence that Iodine-131 has leaked into the Pacific Ocean near the site it surged to a new high of 3,355 times the legal limit and the government is considering an increasingly dramatic series of improvisations that make us nostalgic even for the top-hat shuffle that unfolded beneath the waves of the Gulf of Mexico.

Thelonious Monk, in pieces such as "Introspection" (1946) and "Off Minor" (1947), uses clusters as dramatic figures within the central improvisation and to accent the tension at its conclusion.

SDARI is a group, manualized intervention that utilizes 1) a performance-based social skills curriculum consisting of improvisation games and dramatic training specifically developed for people with AS 2), a focus on dyadic relationships between child-child and child-staff for reinforcing social interactions, and 3) additional age-specific motivators (for example, video games).

An inspired composer and a master of the bandone?a type of button accordion), Piazzolla essentially created "nuevo tango," which absorbs both classical counterpoint and jazz improvisation without losing the dramatic and mournful character of tango.

Improvisation, in theatre, the playing of dramatic scenes without written dialogue and with minimal or no predetermined dramatic activity.

In the fluctuating rhythms of "The Shadow World," an incantatory trumpet solo leads to a collective improvisation punctuated by sudden stops and dramatic transitions that offer proof of Ra's careful organization and directorial vision.