musicianship
/mju ˈzɪ ʃən ʃɪp/
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Definition(s):
- (n) artistry in performing music
Usage(s):
- Now Maggie Teyte will see whether her studied musicianship will stand her in as good stead as once her pretty legs and elfish personality did.
- Although the lyrics were in Spanish, his musicianship on guitar was universal and very powerful.
- But passion for Zeppelin's fierce rhythm and blues and accomplished musicianship endures.
Quotes
- In a statement released Tuesday by his publicist, Aykroyd said, "No one has ever integrated music, musicianship, dance and showmanship so effectively as did JB Every rap, hip-hop, house, soul, R&B, rock and pop artist practicing today has been...on Dec 26, 2006 By: Dan Aykroyd Source: Forbes
- Choreographer Arlene Phillips said: "Queen music lives for ever. You love the music, you love Freddie Mercury's voice, he had the most unusual voice. The musicianship, it's legendary music and I love working to it."on Mar 25, 2009 By: Arlene Phillips Source: Telegraph.co.uk
- "Rock and Roll Famine:I know it might sound crazy, but there is a massive shortage of rock and roll on this planet," says Bettencourt. "It's almost extinct. I mean the true spirit of quality rock and roll-you know, Musicianship, when you...on Nov 26, 2007 By: Nuno Bettencourt Source: antiMUSIC.com
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