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performing arts or entertainment; for example, music,
theatre and dance. To "
extemporize" or "ad lib" is
basically the same as improvising.
Colloquial terms such...
- Armstrong's
solos went well
beyond the theme-improvisation
concept and
extemporized on chords,
rather than melodies.
According to Schuller, by comparison...
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Musical improvisation (also
known as
musical extemporization) is the
creative activity of
immediate ("in the moment")
musical composition,
which combines...
- the
canonical work of the
genre (Bangstad 2013;
Larsson 2012), but
extemporizations on her
basic theme can be
found in the work of many
conservative writers...
- out
seventeen short stories in
quick succession.
Although a
dazzling extemporizer, Fitzgerald's
short stories were
criticized for
lacking both thematic...
- are
probably no
longer so rare; but what this
little man can do in
extemporizing and
playing at
sight borders the miraculous, and I
could not have believed...
- over, took all his
remaining fireworks and shot
riding his horse. This
extemporized action struck the
citizens who
began to
recall it yearly. In the 18th...
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improvisation than soul jazz. M-Base ("macro-basic
array of
structured extemporization")
centers on a
movement started in the 1980s. It
started as a group...
- Borlik, Todd
Andrew (2011), "'More than Art':
Clockwork Automata, the
Extemporizing Actor, and the
Brazen Head in
Friar Bacon and
Friar Bun****", The Automaton...
- or
another motet, in polyphony,
which the
candidate was
expected to
extemporize with
various rhythms and
melodies as if for four singers. The second...
