Mr. Murray argues that jazz emerged from the blues as musicians improvised and experimented with its most basic forms.
As he matured, he continued to improvise and experiment while acknowledging a debt to the past masters of tap.
Dessay is known for her unusual commitment to exploring the theatrical possibilities offered by opera, and she was more than happy to improvise and experiment.
Inherent Vice's on-screen confusion appears to have been mirrored on the set itself, with the actors encouraged to improvise and experiment in an atmosphere of ongoing organised chaos.
In these early stages, they may improvise or experiment to bring this vision into better focus, but as the startup begins to take shape, and innovation and growth become important, a plan begins to become necessary for the startup to succeed.
To be effective, they'll need people who are able to improvise quickly, experiment, discover, learn from mistakes and course correct to come up with better solutions.
"Frequently devoid of supplies or robbed of their surgical instruments by the enemy, medical practitioners had to improvise and experiment in order to save soldiers' lives," said Rev. Michael CooPresident, President of the Lutheran Seminary at Gettysburg, and coincidentally enough, my Dad.
Those experiments, with improvised or modified instruments and tape recorders, will be heard at the Arts Décoratifs.
In doing so, he developed and improvised instruments to conduct experiments on a wide range of physical phenomena.
Ridge overhauled the culture, redefined the work of its leaders, even embraced a whole new language, to put a premium on learning, experimenting, improvising — transforming a stale, insular business into something agile and open-minded.
Angela Olinto improvises when her experiment crashes.
