improvisation [ˌɪmprəvaɪˈzeɪʃən, Am ɪmˌprɑ:vɪ-] N
1. improvisation (without preparation):
- improvisation
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2. improvisation MUS:
- improvisation
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The system also required a bit of improvisation on the part of the film producers.
en.wikipedia.org The surface is created primarily from the ornaments and improvisations of the superformula.
en.wikipedia.org Much of the album originated during large-scale improvisation sessions.
en.wikipedia.org She also started playing soprano saxophone and piano during this period and began exploring improvisation techniques.
en.wikipedia.org She has a strong interest in jazz, improvisation, and new music.
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