improvisatorial (Meaning)
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improvisatorial (a.)
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improvisatorial Sentence Examples
- The pianist's improvisatorial solo captivated the audience with its spontaneous melodies and rhythms.
- The actors embraced an improvisatorial approach to the performance, allowing for unexpected moments and audience interaction.
- The artist's improvisatorial style lent a unique and unpredictable quality to the artwork.
- The improvisatorial nature of the jazz band's performance allowed for seamless transitions and dynamic solos.
- The speaker's improvisatorial remarks kept the audience enthralled with their wit and originality.
- The improvisatorial dance performance explored the fluidity and spontaneity of movement.
- The conductor led the orchestra with an improvisatorial flair, adjusting the tempo and dynamics on the fly.
- The improvisatorial design of the building allowed for flexibility and adaptation to changing needs.
- The improvisatorial spirit permeated the workshop, where participants experimented and created without a set plan.
- The improvisatorial collaboration between the two musicians resulted in a mesmerizing and unforgettable performance.
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The pianist's improvisatorial solo captivated the audience with its spontaneous melodies and rhythms.
The actors embraced an improvisatorial approach to the performance, allowing for unexpected moments and audience interaction.
The artist's improvisatorial style lent a unique and unpredictable quality to the artwork.
The improvisatorial nature of the jazz band's performance allowed for seamless transitions and dynamic solos.
