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Often used in the same context:
musicality,
lyricism,
pianism,
artistry,
musicianship,
virtuoso,
expressiveness,
expressivity,
theatricality,
sonority,
tunefulness,
vocalism,
melodist,
bravura,
legato,
mozartean,
mozartian,
inventiveness,
cadenza,
passagework,
suavity,
brilliance,
handelian,
subtlety,
concision,
soulfulness,
soloing,
rubato,
songcraft,
litheness,
eclecticism,
classicism,
cantabile,
timbres,
profundity,
impishness,
gracefulness,
chromaticism,
vibrato,
symphonist,
dexterity,
improvisation,
tortelier,
arioso,
improviser,
ethereality,
apollonian,
playfulness,
directness,
woodwinds,
ballade,
berceuse,
verve,
atonality,
mastery,
eloquence,
melody,
experimentalism,
sublimity,
fugues,
liszt,
concerto,
portamento,
angularity,
sarabande,
lutoslawski,
vivace,
arpeggios,
spontaneity,
altissimo,
tonality,
syncopation,
poeticism,
fortissimo,
ysaye,
tempos,
timpani,
vivacity,
concertante,
accelerando,
fingerpicking,
tessitura,
adagios,
haitink,
sumptuousness,
effortlessness,
pianist,
adventurousness,
altoist,
chording,
niccolo paganini,
panache,
brushwork,
obbligato,
expansiveness,
symphonic,
pizzicato,
brio,
ambitiousness,
contrabassoon,
tenorist,
plaintiveness,
finesse,
cleverness,
skill,
versatility,
ingenuity,
deftness,
originality,
deforce,
intricacy,
resourcefulness,
adroitness,
flair
Appears in the definition of:
coruscate,
etude,
pyrotechnic,
scintillate,
sparkle
More general:
science,
skill
Also try:
— Adjectives for virtuosity:
technical,
great,
sheer,
verbal,
linguistic,
vocal,
mere,
instrumental,
extraordinary,
stylistic,
considerable,
more...
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