improvisation

Converse of object

• combine: Danny has a unique style that combines stand-up, improvisation, story telling, audience participation and the odd bit of magic.
• teach: He is a pianist, organist, and viola player, and teaches piano improvisation.
• lead: Initially a minor role, Sellers hilarious improvisations led to the part being expanded and it was a monster hit.
• perform: It was a work of improvisation performed with a double quartet.
• suggest: The most important feast of the year seemed to suggest a more extended improvisation.

Preposition: on

• theme: Lennox BERKELEY, Improvisation on a theme of Manuel de Falla, for piano.

Adjective modifier

• spontaneous: Beware groups who try to plan out their scenes - that ceases to be spontaneous improvisation.
• polished: Devise a short polished improvisation that uses the ideas you have discussed.
• collective: The music is " loose swing " with a New Orleans feel for collective improvisation.
• structured: The first one is a structured improvisation articulating sparse elements into a cold, detached organism.
• vocal: The Jana Runnalls music section reflects her love of ceremonial chanting and drumming, vocal improvisation and shamanic journeying.
• extended: The most important feast of the year seemed to suggest a more extended improvisation.

Modifies a noun

• workshop: They also experimented with the techniques learned within an improvisation workshop.
• technique: The music therapist is able, via clinical improvisation techniques, to reflect musically the emotions that a child may be feeling.

Noun used with modifier

• jazz: His trumpet virtuosity set the standard for jazz improvisation for generations to come.
• piano: Lawrence Ball's compositional heart is his piano improvisations numbering over 2000 recorded.
• organ: I particularly liked the interplay between Petrucci's solid riff mid-section and Rudess ' Hammond organ improvisation in the gaps between the riffs.
• dance: He then studied dance improvisation with some of the leading figures in post-modern dance.
• guitar: Do there exist convincing alternatives to the transcription of the guitar solos or to venture upon new guitar improvisations?
• drama: The CragRats ' drama improvisation centered on the difficult choice faced by a school in the throes of an Ofsted inspection.