Sentence examples for originally improvised from inspiring English sources
Obbligato accompaniments were sometimes written out, among them one originally improvised by Bach for a movement of his Sonata in B Minor for flute and harpsichord.
Mr. Thomas had a rhythm-and-blues hit in 1962 with "The Dog," a song he originally improvised -- complete with barking -- on the bandstand.
Havens played the songs, including some famous Bob Dylan reinterpretations, that have made him a star, ending with a rousing and thunderous account of Freedom - the ecstatic protest anthem he originally improvised out of Motherless Child at Woodstock.
The harpsichord solos which decorate "Vo' far guerra" in Act 2 were originally improvised on the keyboard by Handel during performances, and were extremely popular.
(Less well known is that the great classical composers were themselves heroic improvisers, and many of their pieces -- though played note-for-note today -- were originally improvised and only later written out).
That line was originally from an improvised sketch about a chef.
The eclectic narrative (improvised, originally, by Kenneth Grahame from a series of bedtime stories and letters to his son) ranges freely from rhapsodic to slapstick, with the latter mood reserved for scenes featuring the fun-loving, hopelessly self-absorbed Mr. Toad.
Originally built around an improvised synth bassline and some simple chords, the song was created layer by layer, little mistakes being left in as they went along.
Two devices found at a Florida mall originally thought to be improvised explosives were actually marine flares, authorities said on Monday.
The vibraphonist Steve Nelson played lines that picked up the ride-cymbal patterns of the drummer Billy Kilson, and with the freedom given him by the music's openness he improvised brilliantly and originally, rarely bothering with bebop cliches.
Skin & Bone was originally intended to be entirely improvised, but after a year of filming Lewis decided to script some of it to add shape to the story.
