musicianship  /mju ˈzɪ ʃən ʃɪp/ ? Meaning of "musicianship"

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Definition(s):

  • (n) artistry in performing music

Usage(s):

  1. 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.
  2. Although the lyrics were in Spanish, his musicianship on guitar was universal and very powerful.
  3. But passion for Zeppelin's fierce rhythm and blues and accomplished musicianship endures.

Quotes

  1. 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

  2. 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

  3. "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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