Much of Asian dance and theatrical activity comprises improvised arrangements of stock scenes, movements, and speech.
It was sold in 1982, and California governors have been living in improvised arrangements ever since.
It had been hoped in Britain to repatriate the war dead, but this rapidly proved entirely impractical, leading to haphazard, improvised arrangements around the battlefields.
His cacophonous collisions of pulsating polka dots, asymmetrical Xs, malformed stars, tweaked diamonds, squeezed grids, shaky spirals and goofy doodles jostle among one another to form improvised arrangements that are anything but orderly.
The then circulation manager of the Manchester Guardian was on his honeymoon when the weekly was started and it was left to a new, junior employee (W.J. Lascelles, later a director) to improvise arrangements on his own initiative.
When faced with a theme, Armstrong improvised an arrangement that boldly rephrased it, dropping notes he didn't want to play and adding others.
Why don't you try some stuff and go through some chord changes on it?" and he said, "Like this?" and he basically just improvised the whole arrangement.
The arrangement was improvised on the spot by the producer Billy Davis and the musicians.
Not just her, but her band, and especially its pianist, Aaron Diehl, who connected with the spirit of her phrasing to lead into solos or instrumental arrangements, improvising in quiet, articulated phrases or eccentric waves of chords accenting the weak beats.
Palladino was asked by D'Angelo to learn and improvise the bass arrangements on his 1961 model P bass.
