Can you learn to improvise without the fear of being wrong?
In short: Step into the first lab of MIT's Musical Improvisation course. This session explores sonic experimentation through structured exercises that use sound and movement to bypass traditional judgments of right and wrong.
Led by instructor Tom Hall, this session focuses on the fundamentals of free improvisation. The curriculum moves from physical movement and sound-based exercises into the use of graphic notation, providing a framework for creative exploration.
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