musicianship's Usage Examples:

the arena rock which characterized the band"s three preceding albums, harking back to their progressive rock beginnings and relying on complex musicianship.

His virtuosity and musicianship have made him a highly sought-after concert artist.

reinforced his status as a one-in-a-million virtuoso blessed with an entrancing range of expression and musicianship.

Another described it as a tightly-focused, grunge-oriented rock-funk collection where the grit and punch of the musicianship is what gives the album its overall raw edge.

Boasting superior material and musicianship and a goosed-up energy level that frequently reaches incendiary heights, the disc captures.

Reception In his Allmusic review, music critic Brian Mansfield praised the album and wrote For all the flash, there's little pretense; the group's astonishing musicianship keeps an aw-shucks accessibility that lets everybody follow the melody while they marvel.

American hard rock with "incredibly tight musicianship" and "piercingly screeched" vocals.

Time Off"s Mary Nemeth said, "… offers the biggest yet niftiest example of fine (totally live) musicianship allied to current music technology.

Penn has released relatively few records featuring his own vocals and musicianship, preferring the relative anonymity of songwriting and producing.

Exclaim! reviewer Max Deneau similarly praised their songwriting and musicianship as key to Opeth's formula, whilst commenting on the addition of keyboardist Per Wiberg as having added a volatile new dynamic to the band.

No datesThroughout the year, country music was beset by the deaths of notable figures, including Johnny Cash, whose vastly influential musicianship transcended genres.

Piano proficiency, general musicianship, and collaboration with other instrumentalists and vocalists is a priority of the curriculum.

musicianship that set off the British skiffle craze.

Synonyms:

prowess, artistry, art,