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Encyclopedia > Improvising

Improvising is the art of organizing sound and/or motion during performance.


Composing is the art of organizing sound and/or motion for later performance(s).


Choreographing is the art of organizing motion for later performance(s).


Where :


Sound can include all sounds: music, noise, text, etc.


Motion can include all body motions: dance, action, theatre, etc.


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Improvisation on "Improvisation" (3046 words)
The improvisational method, however, tries to create complexity in the moment without writing, by manipulating all kinds of parameters which are also available in composition.
In improvisation, this is brought into a chronological sequence in which premonitions and references are possible.
Because in improvisation, unlike composition, one is not "out of time" but in the middle of the passage of time, situations come up due to this responsibility and this compulsion that cannot be planned by a composer at the writing-table.
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