tunefulness

But at this moment all the tunefulness and softness had gone out of it.

In all the lilt and sparkle of the world and all the tunefulness of the young summer there had seemed a direct message to herself.

I look upon the earlier work as tentative—a feeling for the beauty of perfection of pitch, tunefulness, and intonation.

Further inspirited by his own tunefulness, he rose (and of course struck an attitude) and opened his mouth and sang.

The prayer of Judith at the most critical point of the piece is not conspicuous either for tunefulness or varied accompaniment.