Examples of musicianship

• Although they may soon develop a considerable repertoire, such children's musicianship often remains restricted.

• This suggests a form of comprehensive musicianship that includes performance and appreciation with a comparative musicological twist.

• Certainly both sides are committed to the highest standards of musicianship.

• Musical and textual contributions can have an effect on the development of one's identity and musicianship.

• The quality of musicianship was perceived by the observers as being strong and developing during the year of the evaluation.

• Musicianship is only part of the equation for professional success, however.

• These conditions determine that the organised sound is 'music' and shape the particularities, criteria and musicianship needs of the musical praxis thus created.

• Another is more basic, but more difficult and important: how to teach the computer musicianship, or musical 'common sense'.

• But there is little doubt that such compositions involve personal values and satisfactions and a sense of personal accomplishment that nurtures general musicianship.

• Without academic and professional leadership, comprehensive musicianship's translation into tertiary, secondary, and elementary music programmes eventually faltered.

• Notions of portfolio musicianship advanced by the college seem, to a certain extent, discordant with students' first ideas regarding the function of conservatoire training.

• The efficacy of formal tuition in leading to active adult musicianship is not known.

• Only subjects who fulfilled our definitions of musicianship were included in this study.

• We are cautioned by the fact that our definition of musicianship is somewhat arbitrary.

• It remains to be shown whether musicianship likewise facilitates learning segmental contrasts or other aspects of language.