Sentence examples for compositional skill from inspiring English sources
"compositional skill" is correct and usable in written English
You can use this phrase when you are referring to someone's ability to create artistic works or writing. For example, "The singer's compositional skill was evident in the amazing lyrics to her new song."
It also decouples instrumental skill from compositional skill.
Mr. Moravec's compositional skill is apparent throughout this well-made and agreeable score.
All Kurosawa's trademarks are here - frantic action, pouring rain, no-nonsense wipes and a compositional skill.
Specific elements of this elaborate work reveal Martin's compositional skill and mastery of orchestral coloring.
Both show Mr. Taylor's rare compositional skill; both display the sheer quirkiness that makes him so often a dumbfounding artist.
Few jazz musicians these days have so much X factor in them, some quality that lies outside of technical discipline, harmonic scholarliness, high concept or compositional skill.
Yet there are places where Mr. Wainwright's compositional skills seem lacking.
I discovered Clark from his own recording, "Sonny's Crib," featuring John Coltrane; it's a great band but doesn't highlight the pianist's formidable compositional skills.
The brothers were significant figures in John Rae's legendary Collective, and with his rugged, Coltrane-to-Brecker tenor soundound and compositional skills, Phil Bancroft was a key member.
But it was Riboud's compositional skills that caused Cartier-Bresson to recommend him to the Hungarian war photographer and fellow founder of Magnum Photos, Robert Capa.
In the meantime his compositional skills steadily advanced, and the St . Florianperiod saw a fine Requiem in D Minor (1849), among other works.
