Definition
Definition of improviso - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
unpreparedRare something done without preparationRare
- The speech was an improviso, yet it moved everyone.
2.
musicTECH. musical piece created spontaneouslyTECH.
- The pianist played an improviso that captivated the audience.
Origin of improviso
Latin, improvisus (unforeseen)
Examples of improviso in a sentence
The artist's improviso was a hit at the gallery. She composed an improviso that left everyone in awe. His improviso was the highlight of the evening.
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- French:improvisation, improvisation musicale, ...
- German:Improvisation, spontanes Musikstück, ...
- Italian:improvvisazione, improvvisazione musicale, ...
- Spanish:imprevisto, pieza musical improvisada, ...
- Portuguese:improvisação, peça improvisada, ...
- Chinese:即兴之作, 即兴曲, ...
- Japanese:即興, 即興曲, ...
- Arabic:ارتجال, ارتجال موسيقي, ...
- Hebrew:אִימְפְּרוֹבִיזָצְיָה, אִימְפְּרוֹבִיזָה, ...
- Russian:экспромт, импровизация, ...
- Ukrainian:імпровізація, спонтанний музичний твір, ...
- Hindi:बिना तैयारी के किया गया कार्य, संगीत का अचानक रचना, ...
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