musicality

There are times when I even stick my nose into music, and yet, if anything, my musicality is only a source of general amusement.

November « 2009 « poetry dispatch & other notes from the underground 2009

There are times when I even stick my nose into music, and yet, if anything, my musicality is only a source of general amusement.

vaclav havel | writer and ‘revolution’ « poetry dispatch & other notes from the underground 2009

Sentience sings, metaphorically speaking, because that musicality is the basis of the art-form, which is life.

The Art of Life Hal Duncan 2007

Sentience sings, metaphorically speaking, because that musicality is the basis of the art-form, which is life.

Archive 2007-02-01 Hal Duncan 2007

Also, I don't have much musicality, which is kind of crucial in dance.

slayground: Interview: Garret Freymann-Weyr Little Willow 2007

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 2007

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? 2008

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 Bruce Schauble 2006

"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.

' Pia Catton 2010

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 2005