improvization AmE
improvisation BrE , auch: improv

About 5 percent of what you see on any given night is improvisation.

But they still had that last bit of improvisation to do.

There is still too much improvisation going on at the moment.

Then, with a bit of improvisation on her part, nature can take its happy course.

He is also the author of two books on music improvisation.

But, as might be expected, there was a sense of improvisation in the air.

In the wrong body, they can look like bad improvisations.

However, true to the nature of improvisation, nothing is set in stone.

And the winning play was really a bit of improvisation.

But now improvisation is becoming more common across the board.

Improvisation and free form were major elements of the music.

At times his improvisations can sound as if he's reading music.

It's not clear how well these improvisations hold up on their own.

From the beginning, his 1965 campaign felt like an experiment, an improvisation.

The music's risk and its sense of improvisation captured him.

We did other things like going to the theatre and doing improvisation.

But, also like his father, he was given to impulse and improvisation.

But improvisation is the nature and strength of a democratic society.

She has a strong interest in jazz, improvisation, and new music.

The best way to experiment with this is through improvisation.

Through improvisation, all of her scenes were done in one take.

But the second half of the show was less about improvisation than composition.

Improvisation can mean having the guts to experience anything which is asked of you.

Much could be planned, but in the end it all came down to improvisation.

The audience set the conditions for each improvisation so every performance was different.