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1. improvisation (n.) "act of improvising musically," , from French improvisation, from improviser "compose or say extemporaneously" (17c.), from Italian improvisare "to sing or speak extempore," from Latin improviso "unforeseen; not studied or prepared beforehand," ablative of improvisus "not foreseen, unexpected," from assimilated form of in-"not, opposite of" (see in-(1)) + provisus.

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2. Improvisation is a key feature of cities. If we see cities as in a permanent tension between the built, fixed and rigid on the one hand and engines of creation, loci of crises, sites of the surprising and unexpected on the other (Amin, ; Amin and Thrift, ; Blok and Farías, ; Simone, , ), then improvisation is never far.. Improvisation is the precarious bringing-into-being.

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3. improvisation definition: 1. a performance that an actor, musician, etc. has not practised or planned: 2. the act of making. Learn more.

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4. Improvisation is a great way of generating ideas, some of which are thrown out and some are kept. Improvisation games, likes the ones used in Whose Line Is It Anyway, are a great way to encourage people to work closely together and bring out their creative side in a fun environment.

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5. What is musical improvisation? In the music industry, improvisation is the art of composing and recording at the same time; that is, it is to invent on the spot! An improvisation can be a harmony, a melody, a solo, a riff, a rhythm, etc. This art differentiates creative musicians from reproductive musicians.

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6. Dec 16,  · 2. Study Characters and Relationships. Many improv actors have been successful because they create characters of their own, or impersonate others (examples: Tina Fey as Sarah Palin, and Will Ferrell as George W. Bush).

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8. Improvisation, in music, the extemporaneous composition or free performance of a musical passage, usually in a manner conforming to certain stylistic norms but unfettered by the prescriptive features of a specific musical text. Music originated as improvisation and is still extensively improvised i.

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