0 a person's skill in playing a musical instrument or singing:
The sheer musicianship of this young woman is breathtaking.
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'.
