Introduction

Looking for books, reading lists, and articles about free ensemble improvisation and related disciplines? Look no further! Improvisers Networks Online has a section dedicated to your interests and inquiries, managed by activists in the genre. You can share your reading list easily by going to the "suggest a book" tab. Join our community to share, exchange, and collaborate with others who share your passion!

Suggest a book

Take the opportunity to expand our book list by adding your personal favorites or books you think are essential. Your contribution is important to us, and we welcome all books and documents.

Reminder: The specific topic and identity is free ensemble improvisation, created by listening

Upload tool

https://www.improvisersnetworks.online/resources/books-and-documents/item/328-submit-suggest-a-book

Search tools

Be aware of the following search tools,

• WorldCat a search tool that helps you locate book title in (17K) libraries. [ WorldCat entry on wikipedia].
  • WorldCat website: https://www.worldcat.org/
  • WorldCat on wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WorldCat
• Academia.edu is an American commercial social networking website for academics. [Academia.edu entry on wikipedia]
  • Academia.edu website https://www.academia.edu/
  • Academia.edu on wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Academia.edu

Join the team

The website "Improvisers' Networks Online" has a section named "Books and Documents" that needs a team to manage it. The job includes maintaining the website and its digital presence to promote books and documents about free ensemble improvisation, its strengths, and limitations. This is a voluntary and unpaid role, and the required hours can range from 1 hour per month to a lifetime commitment. If you're passionate about this subject and interested in the work involved or are looking to learn new skills, please feel free to contact me.

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