noun

• Great skill in music or another artistic pursuit.

  ‘a performance of considerable virtuosity’

  More example sentences

  • ‘The virtuosity of the three artists on their instruments created a universe of sound that captivated the audience.’
  • ‘For him economic pragmatism, not artistic virtuosity, was the key to racial uplift.’
  • ‘Today, though, that allegorical meaning is lost on us, and what we see rather is a dazzling display of artistic virtuosity.’
  • ‘I like smart writers who have tons of skill, imagination, and formal virtuosity.’
  • ‘This sixteen member string orchestra plays with silky elegance and brilliant virtuosity.’