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Definition of musicality
1 : sensitivity to, knowledge of, or talent for music
2 : the quality or state of being musical : melodiousness
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Recent Examples of musicality from the Web
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The intention was to make the rhythm of the scenes leap off the page, and thus make the fundamental musicality of the film crystal clear.
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Eric Garcia struck the right note with the Boise Philharmonic musicians, board and administration with his elegance on the podium, incisive musicality and savvy business instincts.
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But there is a lot more intention and musicality in the production and editing.
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With its usual technical polish, rich sound and sensitive musicality, the Washington Chorus excelled in that finale, which delivered a genuinely rapturous payoff.
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But Chiao always longed to express himself with the same musicality of his father, a tenor whose compositions embodied Chinese folksongs, his mother, a soprano, and his brother, also a tenor.
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While still showing off their individual musicalities, the two seem to coexist naturally over an infectious beat that brings together piano, electric bass and other studio stylings.
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Less remarked upon is the originality of Tudor’s musicality.
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Nilsson’s songs, of course, add another layer of musicality to the film.
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First Known Use of musicality
1850
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