How To Use Musicality In A Sentence
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There was not a single low note or phrase that did not display infallible technique or persuasive musicality.
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She is a singer with musicality and sensitivity.
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Her musicality shines forth in her lyricism and she made an enchanting peasant Giselle and an ethereal but warm-blooded spirit.
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He knew that the musicality is the meaning, and to reach the hearts and minds of his audience, musical integrity was the primary concern.
Derek Beres: Yes, We Can?
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This work due to its setting to music by Mikis Theodorakis as an oratorio, is a revered anthem whose verse is sung by all Greeks for all injustice, resistance and for its sheer beauty and musicality of form.
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You come away from the recording of these two complete suites with great respect for the young Frenchman's musicality and technical facility.
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Violinist Adela Pena played with a penetrating tone and trenchant musicality.
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+ 'Jubilee' [ 'Perry Farrell'/'Farrell, Perry'] [ 'Peretz Bernstein'/'Bernstein, Peretz'] [~ch. cite musicality renderers] + 'jai a'lai'
Archive 2009-12-01
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I 'm going to ask for a different kind of musicality than you may be used to," he told the group of about 20 students at varied levels.
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In this article, the author puts forward his own point of view about the spirit of musicality as well as the aesthetic value-orientation of different genres of Suona music.
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Judging Criteria: Technique, choreography, musicality, creativity, overall performance and etc.
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Gluzman played the songful Violin Sonata with unaffected musicality and sensitive lyricism.
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Whatever theme Jones claims to explore in his highfalutin program note, the actual choreography lacks depth, structure, musicality - rigor of any kind, really.
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An affection for the blunt speech of brute common sense often gives her poems the plain poise of wisdom literature, lanced with slides and swerves that leap from her alert musicality.
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He brought well-trained musicality to each of his roles.
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July 20th, 2006 at 7: 07 pm technopop: technology - v - culture … abundant musicality … and whatever else is on our minds » Dear Bill Kristol: says:
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He's wildly innovative in his use of instruments, but never lets his experimentation get in the way of the musicality of a work.
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Symboilism, as the beginning of modem literature, does it's utmost to pursue the musicality of the works, which uses the uncertainty of the music to disclose a certain mood of the author.
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Pianist Michael Linville, now the New World Symphony's Director of Admissions, played with stylish musicality in the Allegro, ma non tanto from Dvorák's Quartet in A for Piano and Strings Op 81.
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I wanted to develop my voice and my musicality as much as I could.
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The main liveliness in this production came from the guy behind us, who chose the most tender moments to try to join the trombone section with nose-blowings of amazing volume, force, and musicality.
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The Così arias are stylish, and Mozart's showiest passages are delivered with clean agility and musicality.
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Bald plot caters to the first; style, wit of expression, truth of observation, vivid painterliness, brooding musicality, and all the commendable rest pay court to the second.
How Does Fiction Capture and Hold Our Interest? Quote of the Day / John Updike « One-Minute Book Reviews
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The negative reaction began to gather when Mr. Reed was named "the most overrated lyricist of all time" by the music website Flavorwire, and almost simultaneously a Village Voice online critic who heard a "Lulu" preview cited its "grinding atonality that veers on amusicality" and "relentless misogyny.
A Rocky Start to a Metal Marriage
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Many of the composers presented were new to the audience, and produced works of revelatory musicality and quality.
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The final picture is a highly composite image of events, characters and atmospheres, mediated in sensual language with a deep inherent sense of musicality.
Nobel Prize in Literature 1993 - Presentation Speech
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The pageantry was the point of attention, her developing musicality merely a small float in the middle of a wild parade.
Buried Alive, The Biography of Janis Joplin
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Diaz deploys at least five congas to create his dense patter, their skins tuned for maximum musicality.
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Her natural musicality and artistic precision were striking!
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The musicality of song birds and humpback whales makes nature more interesting.
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Beyond hipness, beyond funniness, beyond extreme musicality, it's becoming increasingly clear that the John Pizzarelli-Jessica Molaskey show (in its fourth Fall at the Carlyle) is, in an offbeat way, about male-female relationships.
Comebacks and Co-Conspirators
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Now that is a voice. A truly great voice, with resonance, musicality and beauty.
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Also, I don't have much musicality, which is kind of crucial in dance.
Slayground: Interview: Garret Freymann-Weyr
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Easy to memorize and exciting to perform, every solo will build confidence and musicality in students.
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There was at least conviction and a certain musicality about Kennedy's speeches.
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These are floorstanders with a beguiling musicality which will satisfy the most demanding of audiophiles.
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It doesn't have the benefit of novelity, this has been done in a similar form before and quite frankly I think that for a guy that used to make exquisite spanish guitars this is in regard of the craftsmanship and musicality of the instrumenta HUGE step back!
Blimey! It's the Sonar Axe MIDI Guitar
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I was very conscious of the musicality of the language.
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Christopher's ballets demonstrate a strong musicality and romanticism, which the choreographer says sets him apart from his more avant-garde contemporaries.
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Sentience sings, metaphorically speaking, because that musicality is the basis of the art-form, which is life.
The Art of Life
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Anne Sofie von Otter's mezzo-soprano is perhaps a touch ethereal for Dido, but she didn't try and compete with the orchestra, instead confidently drawing the drama to her, with a stage presence and an unfailingly intelligent musicality that anchored the human dimension of Part II.
Troy to Remember
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The allegro finale burns down the barn, without sacrificing musicality or a sharply-defined independence of voices.
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There are times when I even stick my nose into music, and yet, if anything, my musicality is only a source of general amusement.
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Rather than hard driving, power pounding brilliance, the duo-pianists brought musicality and idiomatic style to a memorable performance.
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His playing was elegant in the extreme, and his musicality and instinctive feeling for the idiom was beyond question.
Times, Sunday Times
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You'll hear no catchy runs or sostenutos, no aria-like Mozart-esque musicality.
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His production incorporates a refreshing use of musicality and a wide array of East Indian arrangements, tablas and percussion.
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It is a beautiful ensemble piece that accentuates musicality and fluid movement.
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Psychiatric patients with loss of emotional expression and neurologic patients with motor aprosodia share similar features: expressionless face, monotonous voice, loss of speech rhythm and musicality, loss of emotional gesturing, and apparent absence of mood.
The Neuropsychiatric Guide to Modern Everyday Psychiatry
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As usual in a "bash the shredder" thread such as this, I see the word "musicality" bandied about, with no actual indication as to what it means.
The Guitar Superdork Returns
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I've been enjoying hearing people speak in foreign languages - I've got no idea what they're saying but there's always a musicality to it.
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The finished product is always one of exceptional standards and rare musicality.
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Through sampling, digital processing and electro-acoustic techniques they produce a sound of surprising emotive power and musicality.
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It was the fascination with the poem's musicality that really got Ellison interested in writing.
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The sequences from The Mikado in particular impress one with their wit, their biting satire and their musicality.
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He's got stage sense, musicality, and sense of humor - but he's no teener heartthrob.
'American Idol' 2011 rolls on through Hollywood Week
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Her commanding musicality and tonal coloration are impressively displayed on her 1716 Stradivarius - the Gold Standard.
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The children we examine must have very good musicality and responsiveness to rhythm.
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Brendel hasn't the kind of touch I am aiming for, but has such wonderful musicality.
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There's also a texture in the language, a musicality, which is un-usual that is, not like ordinary language and feels arrived at rather than calculated.
Getting Started with Poetry
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I have often wondered whether the richness of his voice overshadowed the essence of his musicality.
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In the concluding ‘Wunderhorn’ song, Ying Huang sang with musicality and charm in a soaring lyric soprano voice.
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This was subsong — something that seems to me to demonstrate the genuine musicality of some of our great singers.
Times, Sunday Times
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The older dancers I work with notice an increasing lack of musicality in their younger colleagues.
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His playing was elegant in the extreme, and his musicality and instinctive feeling for the idiom was beyond question.
Times, Sunday Times
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I have observed that free verse (in any language, I think) is subject to one main danger: the element of musicality, which is inherent in poetry, is liable to dwindle – to the point of completely disappearing.
Chuvash neofuturism, or, blogging the msa, part 3 : Stephen Burt : Harriet the Blog : The Poetry Foundation
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The use of musicality, in speech, as in singing, is an essential part of the process of communicating ideas.
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Overall, dancing can give children confidence, good deportment and a sense of musicality.
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I think a lot of folks will be surprised at the musicality and quality production on the record.
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The other songs are characteristic of the band, maintaining musicality, but always experimental.
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It is rare to see a violinist so young who has not only great poise, but also a wonderful sense of musicality.
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She danced all the ballerina roles in the repertoire, bringing great authority and musicality to everything she danced.
