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musicality

[myoo-zi-kal-i-tee] / ˌmyu zɪˈkæl ɪ ti /


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"I think there's something about artists being more inherently connected to their musicality that audiences really respond to," she says.

From BBC

Yet the performance was choppy and the dancers’ musicality was uneven, full of starts and stops.

From New York Times

We had to find the musicality of era-specific speech and behavior, without it feeling like an affectation.

From Salon

But after the war, an observer remarked on her “grace and musicality,” recommending she try out for La Scala’s academy.

From Seattle Times

The call and response communicates a sense of shared concern, shared struggle, and shared redemption – an ethos Gaye took from the gospel tradition that informs his musicality.

From Salon