It sounded like a rush of improvised form.
There are exceptions, of course -- musicians whose lengthy improvisations are to be savored: Keith Jarrett, Joe Lovano, Dewey Redman, Lee Konitz, Marcus Roberts and Wynton Marsalis, for instance, all have superior senses of improvised form.
He knows how to create improvised form with a band, too; that's why his performances are considerably better than his records.
It was also used as an improvised form of encryption in the Iran-Iraq war, in the same way as Navajo was used by US "Code Talkers" in World War II.
Their work – low-budget, languidly paced and loosely improvised – formed part of the movement known as "mumblecore", a style that prided highly personal drama over flash, and launched the careers of Greta Gerwig, Joe Swanberg and Lena Dunham.
Tomorrow's events include the out-jazz supergroup Other Dimensions in Music, who have some of the best notions of improvised form -- e.g., a stimulating beginning, an absorbing middle and a suitable end -- of the bands in their scene.
Morson, in a tremendous collection of pieces, extends his ongoing interest in what he calls "prosaics"—basically, a way of attending to fictional prose that makes room for the messiness, the loose ends, and the improvised form that one finds in the great realist writers (for Morson, especially Dostoyevsky).
The bedrock of their sound is in the typical D-Beat/Motorhead hybrid mold of Leal's other bands, but there's all this flanged out guitar and little bits of improvised form destruction to make it sort of weird-like.
The story is presented in winding narrative form for scenes which were largely improvised, though formed by Kahn's direction and punctuated by an original soundtrack featuring compositions by Keith Wood.
