1. to adapt or arrange something for musical performance
Usage: British spelling
2. to make something musical in character or quality
Usage: British spelling

Examples

• The composer decided to musicalise the famous poem for the school concert.
• They plan to musicalise the children’s story into a stage production.
• The director wanted to musicalise the dialogue to create a more dramatic effect.
• She hopes to musicalise her grandfather’s war letters for a memorial service.
• The theater group will musicalise several classic fairy tales this season.
• Artists often musicalise poetry to reach wider audiences.