This started with giving them more and more interpretive freedom and devised theatre eventually emerged.

If this represents unabashed interpretive freedom, so be it.

Through almost the entire evening, Mr. Herrick was at the peak of his considerable form, combining precision with panache, interpretive freedom with a sheer joy in virtuosity.

In new music, the zone of interpretive freedom is often wider than within the standard repertory.

In the performing world, great value is placed on interpretive freedom and the individuality it represents.

With this exposition complete, Parliament explores each theme with greater interpretive freedom (beginning at 2:18).

To the extent that interpretive freedom is evident, Mr. Hughes goes for giddiness and excess, without violating that ever-sacred word: style.

Performances of Treatise are intended to imply a balance of interpretive freedom and responsibility.

But within those tight parameters he gives himself a wide interpretive freedom that wins friends (for its imagination) and occasionally enemies (for its distortion of the text).

Yet Ms. Pipoyan's amalgam of traditional and contemporary idioms also has an interpretive freedom that speaks volumes about the newly unencumbered society in which it was created.