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Dropping a lesson plan and fruitfully improvising requires a certain kind of knowledge — knowledge that Ball, a college French major, did not always have.

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.

There are a lot of online forums of dedicated musicians who like to display their technical knowledge by helping others not only with mechanical problems, but tips on playing, tuning, improvising, and many other subjects.

Then it's about improvising: Mr. Marsalis's trumpet solos poised and gleaming, Mr. Nelson's guitar solos dusty and crotchety but full of early-jazz knowledge.

"I even practice improvising.

McShann started again, improvising.

Roosevelt was improvising.

These guys are improvising.

>> I don't know I was improvising.

Teenagers, already improvising.