Preposition: on

• theme: He loves to improvise on themes taken from Indian soaps.

Object

• accompaniment: His written accompaniment to Aeterna Christi Munera closely resembles what I recollect of his improvised accompaniment to this hymn.

• music: I've been playing improvised music for a long time.

• comedy: Reggie mixes looped vocals created live on stage with his unique brand of improvised comedy.

• solo: We all began playing and then it was time for the improvised solos.

Used with why or when

• when: And along the way, as always, they improvise when the opportunity arises.

Noun phrase with adjective complement

• such: I like improvised music such as free jazz and find that people expect much more conceptual work from artists than from musicians.

Modifying Another Word

• hastily: Sure, I had to bolster some outside walls with hastily improvised buttresses, but bless it all, somehow she made it through.

• freely: Each of the five tracks appears to be freely improvised with varying degrees of intensity.

• totally: Possibly, tho we're pretty much on our own with the totally improvised thing at the moment.

• largely: In effect, these largely improvised scenes border on documentary with the kids drawing on horrifyingly true-to-life experiences.

• completely: Performing ten " compositions " and two completely improvised pieces, there is a complete abandonment of anything approaching melody.

• in: Hosted by Mad Flow and Soweto Kinch, these shows feature the region's best in improvised music and lyrics.

Preposition: in

• way: People improvised in ways which put our organization to shame.

• studio: This was well before the days of progressive rock ( yawn ) and much of the track was improvised in the studio.