Sentence examples for improvised takes from inspiring English sources

Naturally, each time he plays his improvised takes on Bach's variations, the music turns out differently.

These scenes would be shot in improvised takes of up to 30 minutes in length, with Doremus providing only occasional direction.

He dances between tables, doing bad impressions of political figures and cinematic icons, then tries to keep up with his band's improvised takes on Thelonius Monk and Miles Davis.

Using DVD clips from his films Crimson Gold and The Circle, Panahi shows us that the best, most serendipitous moments were improvised, taking their cue from the real world.

Henderson loved improvising; taking a musical chance was his reason for artistic existence.

To stretch the budget, a decision was made to hire current and former Second City actors for the webisodes, Mr. Turitz says, because "they could improvise, take what I write and run with it".

Sometimes the greatest thespians improvise, take a chance -- didn't he want to see Bonds try to hit? "If you want to see him get more hacks," Clemens said, "get out here early".

In three days, the band recorded six hours of entirely improvised first takes that Abbott subsequently mixed down into a six-track LP.

No amount of endeavour could camouflage a lack of skill under pressure; every time they improvised or took a risk, Wasps seemed to come away with the ball.

So he improvised: he took bunches of Provençal sunflowers, then at their golden-blooming best, and arranged them in locally made, half-glazed earthenware pots.

Natasha Nova's glasses were improvised; she took the glass out of the frame.