KnowraCollective improvisationLinked fromLinked fromThe 11 pages that link to Collective improvisation, each with the reason it gives.All 11Broader topic 1Related 9Narrower topic 1Jazz improvisationBroader topic: It makes ensemble interaction itself the primary improvisational texture.New Orleans jazzRelated: Multiple instrumental lines improvise together rather than waiting for a single soloist.Free jazzRelated: Free jazz often builds its structure from musicians shaping the ensemble together rather than taking turns over fixed chords.Chicago jazzRelated: Overlapping improvised lines gave early Chicago ensembles their dense, polyphonic sound.Don CherryRelated: Cherry’s groups often built music from exchanges rather than fixed solo-and-accompaniment roles.King OliverRelated: Oliver’s New Orleans ensembles built their sound from interweaving improvised parts.Original Dixieland Jass BandNarrower topic: The band’s overlapping cornet, clarinet, and trombone lines exemplified this practice.Albert AylerRelated: His ensembles often let multiple players improvise simultaneously.Cecil TaylorRelated: Taylor’s ensembles often let independent instrumental lines collide rather than follow a single soloist.Charles MingusRelated: Mingus’s ensembles could turn written passages into interacting, unscripted lines.Dixieland jazzRelated: Trumpet, clarinet, and trombone often improvise interweaving lines at once.