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PLEASE HELP ME!At the concert, everyone marveled at Ivan's musicianship.

What is the meaning of the word musicianship in the sentence above?
A.
the ability of a musician
B.
to make into a musician
C.
the actions of a musician
D.
between two musicians

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Answer 1
Answer: A is correct.

Musicianship is a noun that means, "knowledge, skill, and artistic sensitivity in performing music." 
Answer 2
Answer: the answer is A. the ability of a musician
 musicianship is the skill in performing music.

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