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songcraft

/ˈsɔːŋ.kræft/
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The art, skill, or technique of writing and composing songs, especially with regard to melodic structure, lyrical depth, and musical arrangement.

Example

"Critics praised the album for its mature songcraft and intricate vocal harmonies."

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Word Origin & Etymology

Originally attested in Old English as sangcræft meaning the art of singing or musical composition, the modern closed compound was revived in the twentieth century to describe the technical and artistic skill of songwriting.

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