musicianship

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.