Words and phrases that have a meaning related to improvisation: (125 results)
Often used in the same context:
improv, spontaneity, musicality, improviser, storytelling, virtuosity, choreography, theatricality, soloing, musicianship, ad lib, percussion, dramaturgy, melodist, rubato, playfulness, mozartean, ensemble, unrehearsed, artistry, rehearsal, adlib, playwriting, mime, cadenzas, concerto grosso, fingerpicking, syncopation, mozartian, kodaly, commedia, electroacoustic, absurdism, opera buffa, interpretative dance, virtuoso, allegretto, experimentation, singspiel, puppetry, expressionism, lyricism, inventiveness, chaconne, expressivity, staccatos, songwriting, arioso, accelerando, chorography, creativity, jazz, surrealism, vibist, lindy hop, fugues, tenorist, naturalism, mentalism, melody, percussive instrument, satie, bebop, adagios, scat singing, slapstick, recitative, polyrhythm, pizzicato, plaintiveness, instrumentalists, atonality, crepuscule, opera seria, overdubbing, euphony, concertante, physicality, chording, classical ballet, tempos, scherzo, valve trombone, ragtime, toccata, clowning, ligeti, vivace, malaguena, jazzer, bravura, ostinato, pentatonic scale, kinetic, elastic band, poetics, orchestration, divertimento, terpsichorean, choreographers, sarabande, stagecraft, improvisations, invention, creation, transmutation, recitation, telling, dramatization, catharsis, composing, dialogue, dictation, forgiveness, interchange, narration
More general:
expedient, performance
Synonyms:
Also try:extemporisation, extemporization, temporary expedient
— Adjectives for improvisation: free, collective, musical, brilliant, spontaneous, much, creative, hasty, organizational, melodic, pure, more...
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