Articles related to "Improvisation"
Improvisations
A mascot is an artist of some sort. He needs to be creative--ready to take any situation at hand, and make it entertaining and amusing. Although this requires spontaneity, it doesn't hurt to prepare yourself ! Here's a list of possible improvisations that you just might find useful.
improvisation
• creativity
• mascots
• spontaneity
• lists
Ragtime
The article traces the mix of Ragtime with jazz. It gives a description of the elements that were exchanged between Ragtime and Jazz and the differences between the two.
jazz
• ragtime
• syncopation
• improvisation
What is Jazz?
The article describes the three main elements of jazz in detail that were mentioned in the earlier articles. Secondly it also provides examples that act as sort of tutorials and help in understanding the concept of <I>syncopation</I> and improvisation especially. ,The article describes the three main elements of jazz in detail that were mentioned in the earlier articles. Secondly it also provides examples that act as sort of tutorials and help in understanding the concept of <I>syncopation</I> and improvisation especially.
jazz
• duke ellington
• syncopation
• swing
• improvisation
Intro - Impro! A Workshop for a New Drama Group - Part 2.
In Part 1 of this article, we introduced improvisation gradually by working the group as a whole, discovering through movement and imagination, drama workshops that help to develop focus and at the same time, build the unity of our drama group. Part 2 of the article takes those things further, by progressing the workshop to include the use of music as a stimuli, stillness, and bringing in simple lines.
drama
• focus
• workshops
• music
• stillness
Intro - Impro! A Workshop for a New Drama Group - Part 1.
Forming a brand new drama group is both exciting and daunting. Where do you begin? How do you get your drama workshops to be interesting enough to hold your groups attention? By using simple methods and techniques that will help you to quickly merge the group into the closest and friendliest new drama company, ever! This article can help you with those very first workshops, you can use the ideas contained within it or adapt the ideas to suit you. The techniques may help you plan a constructive workshop which you can then follow up as you develop your own methods. The article explores movement, drama, sound as a stimuli, and focus work.
workshops
• drama
• self esteem
• develop
• improvisation
Listening to jazz
The article gives some guidance to those want to start listening to jazz. It tries to help those who find every jazz number to be the same. This article helps them to differentiate the basic differences that might help a beginner to understand jazz.
improvisation
• jazz
• harmony
• rhythm
• melody
Miles Over Midsummer Commons
The late Miles Davis is one my favorite jazz artists. To hear his trumpet, especially his solos, is to move deeply within one's soul. In fact, he is also one of the great innovators in musical history. Here's a semi-autobiographical, but fictional exchange of letters written while serving in the U.S. Army about Miles, English friends and old loves.
miles davis
• trumpet
• trumpet solo
• solo
• jazz
Who Were You?
Following on from previous articles, Intro - Impro! A Workshop for a New Drama Group - Part 1. and Intro - Impro! A Workshop for a New Drama Group - Part 2., this article develops these workshops further and encourages spontaneity, creating characters a using what's known in the theatre as "a little bit of business" as stimuli.
activity
• improvisation
• enjoy
• master
• ideas