musicianship
musicianship — noun
1. the ability to play, sing, or write music well, showing technique, control, and
the ability to play, sing, or write music well, showing technique, control, and feeling
Rin's musicianship kept the quartet together during the sudden tempo change.
musicianship in ensemble playing
Years of choir work gave Dahlia the musicianship to shape every phrase carefully.
pattern: give + musicianship + to-infinitive
Even in rehearsal, Ramón's musicianship showed in his clean, steady timing.
The review praised Apinya's musicianship more than the concert's flashy staging.
Good musicianship helped Obi support the melody while leaving space for the singer.
- musicality
Often stresses natural sensitivity and expressive feeling more than trained control.
- technique
Focuses on mechanical skill, while 'musicianship' also includes taste and interpretation.
- artistry
Highlights creative expression and style rather than overall musical competence.
- virtuosity
Suggests unusually high brilliance or speed, not just solid all-round musical judgment.
文法句型
show + musicianship
demonstrate + musicianship
musicianship on + instrument
musicianship in + performance
用法筆記
Often used when people are judging more than accurate notes, including timing, phrasing, listening, and musical judgment. Distinguish from 'technique': technique can describe mechanical control alone, while musicianship also includes expression and awareness of the whole performance.