Sentence examples for master of improvisation from inspiring English sources

She was a master of improvisation, the original mother of invention.

Impro: Improvisation and the Theatre Keith Johnstone (Methuen Drama, £9.99) Techniques and exercises from the master of improvisation.

Ken Loach, master of improvisation, actually won the screenplay award for Paul Laverty's script of his gritty Glaswegian film, "Sweet Sixteen".

Page C6 FROM A MASTER OF IMPROVISATION The alto saxophonist Lee Konitz played his first show at the Village Vanguard since 1983.

"From 'The Grey Album' on, he has proven himself a master of improvisation," said Jeff Chang, author of the hip-hop history "Can't Stop Won't Stop".

She's a master of improvisation, and I'm looking forward to seeing how she handles Baumbach's scripted dialogue (from the looks of the trailer, the answer is quite well).

Everything is figured out on the fly; the people are masters of improvisation.

Many of the great composers of Western classical music were masters of improvisation, especially on keyboard instruments, which offered such celebrated composer-performers as Johann Sebastian Bach, W.A. Mozart, Felix Mendelssohn, and Frédéric Chopin virtually boundless opportunities for the spontaneous unfolding of their rich musical imaginations.

"Alexander the Last" (Joe Swanberg): The master of controlled improvisation makes performance his subject; an audacious leap into the psychology of art and its romantic implications.

As masters of "strategic improvisation" – the ability to plan, act and make adjustments in real time – Deadheads created an entire culture, complete with wardrobe, foods, ethics and rituals that existed beyond the sales of recorded music.

In a brilliant, soulful, poetic style, he captures the feelings of the neighborhoods, the sense of community and the sophistication of the streets that provided the wellspring for many of America's most creative and enduring masters of musical improvisation.