Sentence examples for improvisation from from inspiring English sources

There's also no shortage of brilliant improvisation from the tirelessly inventive Hancock.

It was a brilliant piece of improvisation from the quarterback, eluding Green Bay's seven-man rush.

The renegade Italian cellist-composer Giovanni Sollima led exercises in improvisation, from Baroque styles to avant-garde noise-making.

Like saxophonist Ornette Coleman, who initially overshadowed him, Taylor was one of the first musicians to release jazz improvisation from fixed harmonic structures.

Indeed, bar an odd moment of improvisation from Tuncay Sanli - who replaced a tiring Alves after 73 minutes - the final 30 minutes were almost painful to watch.

He graduated from Bard College, bought a trumpet and went on to earn a master's degree in music composition and improvisation from the California Institute of the Arts.

Surviving scores and recorded improvisations from his final decade revisit that zone frequently.

A sextet from the Knights (usually a chamber orchestra) performed lively, folkish improvisations from a work they jointly composed to accompany an exhibition at the Wolfsonian Museum in Miami Beach.

The influence of Kandinsky's Improvisations from 1911 onward, though delayed, was nonetheless great and pointed in a direction that abstract painting was to take 40 years later.

In the television drama, which ran between 1985 and 2002, actor Richard Dean Anderson escaped repeated improbable tight corners with even more improbable improvisations from everyday items based on his impressive scientific knowledge.

Short cyclical themes suddenly sprout into longer, harmonized passages that twist off into melodies and twist again into improvisations, from which the soloist suddenly drops out.