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Meanings of extemporisation in English
Portuguese
improvisação Catalan
improvisació Synonyms
Examples for "improvisation"
Examples for "improvisation"
1
However, flipping the script doesn't mean that you do improvisation without rules.
2
Best of all, there's plenty of room for improvisation and parts substitution.
3
Here insurrection assumes the character of a plot; there of an improvisation.
4
There is, of course, a lot of contemporary music that embraces improvisation.
5
They just did as they were told; mostly it was inspired improvisation.
1
The final stages in the teaching of extemporization will consist in:
2
Where the unforeseen was concerned, Oram himself was more likely to follow procedure before resorting to extemporization.
3
Thereupon he launches out on a bewildering extemporization, counting up the votes at his disposal, the cantons which will rise at his summons.
4
Then, as if the Christmas frost had melted, these grateful exclamations made warmth at once in both races, and encouraged the orator in his extemporization.
5
In fact, as any one can see, a conversation between two persons must necessarily imply a certain amount of extemporization on the part of both.
Usage of extemporisation in English
1
Occasionally, extemporisation from the musicians and vocalist Maria Walsh gives way to lack of focus.
2
He enlarged upon her talent for extemporisation, which did not resemble any thing of that description known in Italy.
Extemporisation through the time