Musicality in dance has two main components. Receptivity and Creativity.
Musical receptivity is ones ability to receive, comprehend,
be sensitive to, and have a working knowledge of musical concepts like rhythm,
tempo, phrasing, and even mood.
Musical creativity (or musical artistry) is the ability to
connect with accompanying music, interpret it, or phrase and add movement
dynamics that relate to music even in the absence of accompaniment, in a way
that is unique or interesting.
Musicality
in dance then might be considered a measure or degree to which a dancer is
receptive and creative in
his translation or rendering of music through movement. It is a key ingredient
in a dancer’s display of artistry.
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