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If you're going to improvise in jazz, your knowledge of harmony and theory has to be even deeper than that of a classical player.
Having been with the show since its inception, Mr. Wedderburn said he had a role in helping define its rhythms with the choreographer, Garth Fagan, who gave him room to improvise, to use his knowledge of West African music.
Thoroughly fluent in the idioms, history and conventions of the medium, they set most of that assumed knowledge aside and improvise, avidly courting chance and accident.
De Lucía reportedly suffered from headaches and backaches while performing because he found it difficult to improvise and follow McLaughlin and Coryell's advanced knowledge of jazz improvisation.
The stigma and shame that shroud menstruation means girls are left to improvise alone every month, often without the knowledge of family members or friends.
As first responder in a low-resource setting, the hut keeper relied on his traditional knowledge of ethnoveterinary medicine to improvise a treatment for a human injury in a remote mountain environment.
Professional cooks were usually not among the emigrants, so the earliest Chinese restaurants outside China were started by men with little knowledge of cooking and a desperate need to improvise with local ingredients.
He is indifferent to acquiring the knowledge the presidency demands and apparently of the belief that he can improvise hour to hour.
"In order to improvise well and freestyle well, you have to have vocabulary, you have to have a knowledge base to draw upon.
Dropping a lesson plan and fruitfully improvising requires a certain kind of knowledge — knowledge that Ball, a college French major, did not always have.
