virtuosity

Virtuosity in playing blues licks is like virtuosity in celebrating the Mass, it is empty, it means nothing.

Furthermore, the simplicity of his clothes belied their technical virtuosity, their status.

As performer his virtuosity was unquestioned and unparalleled.

In some ways, the lack of linguistic virtuosity came as a relief.

He identifies as his primary influence The Graduate, in its technical virtuosity and ability to nailgun the zeitgeist.

I think that he had more virtuosity, and yet more delicacy of feeling, than either Rubinstein or Blow.

Kndinger had come to Russia at eighteen, and delighted the public of St. Petersburg by his brilliant virtuosity.

The last century has been one of increasing virtuosity in the management of lyric metres.

It is fair to say that similar precocity in other children has not always resulted in virtuosity.

Sarasate's virtuosity shines and pleases and surprises the audience continually.