| ad lib. |
Improvised lines, phrases, or even action bits used by an actor in spontaneous reaction to the given situation of a scene.
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| ad lib |
Improvised lines, phrases, or even action bits used by an actor in spontaneous reaction to the given situation of a scene.
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| ad libitum |
Lat.: "play freely". In classical music this means free tempo and dynamics, in jazz, pop, rock etc. it means an improvised solo.
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| ad lib. |
At pleasure; at will
Ãâó: acdaonline.org/states/SD/Musical%20Terminology.htm
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| ad lib |
At pleasure; at will
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