Sentence examples for gifted improviser from inspiring English sources

He was an extremely gifted improviser".

But Metheny - a gifted improviser - slotted into Coleman's band without a blink.

The host, Neil Patrick Harris, is a smart and breezy actor, but not a gifted improviser — not a comedian.

Michael's an incredibly gifted improviser but he doesn't know anything about football, so I had to explain the sport to him because his character's a big Tottenham fan.

In the aftermath of their multiple-murder, Jonathan directly addresses the Ripley conundrum: "Who are you?" "I'm a creation," Ripley explains, "I'm a gifted improviser.

Friml, a gifted improviser, had left most of the solo part unwritten, including an elaborate cadenza, which he improvised differently at each performance, rattling Damrosch.

Newman's jazz leanings have come to the fore in the ensuing decades; here he celebrates his seventieth birthday in the company of a number of gifted improvisers.

A gifted natural improviser, he was also attracted to the trumpet by the music of Louis Armstrong, studying the instrument in high school and performing with it in local marching bands and dance bands.

"You might be a gifted jazz improviser, for instance, but hip-hop will teach you how to edit yourself, how to connect to an audience, how to service a song.

Although Shorter's absence might be the elephant in the room, these exceptionally gifted, idiosyncratic improvisers (each of whom also composes and has lead his own ensembles) are certainly capable of conjuring sonic mystery without their enigmatic leader at the helm.

But the gifted and dedicated improviser in Metheny drove this decision, and he was also a long-time admirer of the saxophonist's compositions.