musicianship

Definitions

Examples

• In conversation, he sounds most like an old man when complaining that making beats isn’t musicianship, and that “think tank” songwriters in Nashville aren’t writing meaningful stories.

• So, it became more that than the music, and then, along the way, I was developing my musicianship.

• It’s also about the meaning of musicianship, of how songs and sound can define who we are and where we come from.

• This effortless blend of soul, world, and jazz music is a must-have for any fans of top-level musicianship and wordplay.

• It is here that "The Bee Gees" makes an enlightening argument for the kind of musicianship that happens at the studio control board.

• To their credit, the Soviet judges rewarded his musicianship—looking past the fact that he was an American.

• For over twenty-five years he has held aloft the standard of sound musicianship in the art of teaching and playing.

• While virtuosity is not essential for quartet playing, good musicianship is very necessary.

• Always remember that musicianship carries one much further than a good natural voice.

• Marianne Stecher is another successful organist and composer, and her many fugues earn her a high rank for musicianship.

• My neighbour was not the only one to fall under the spell of such masterly musicianship.