accompaniment
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definition
noun
she sang to a guitar accompaniment
a musical part that supports or partners a solo instrument, voice, or group.
sugar snap peas make a delicious accompaniment for salmon
something that is supplementary to or complements something else, typically food.
example
Dynamo will provide vigorous live 'accompaniment' whilst the hot plates are sizzling and for delirious dessert, THE YOUNG PROFESSIONALS whip up a small hurricane.
And speaking of the score, the Mondo films have some of the most beautiful, suggestive, and lush 'accompaniment' ever produced.
Another first is the Bayou Cafe, a New Orleans-inspired Cajun and Creole eatery that features live jazz music 'accompaniment' .
Use guitar and some rhythm instruments as the 'accompaniment' .
The earliest piano recordings, prior to 1910, were not very successful; most discs from this time employ the piano as an 'accompaniment' to a vocalist.
The range of the custom-tuned baritone guitar means there's a bass 'accompaniment' to the melody, and even the track ‘Ferry Cross the Mersey’ is delicious rather than out of place.
Notably, hip-hop is the dominant musical 'accompaniment' to the leading fan dancing routines.
This form of singing along with recorded orchestral 'accompaniment' to popular songs began as entertainment in bars and has since spread overseas.
The waiter did mention that this stew-like dish wasn't served with any 'accompaniment' , and although it was satisfying I sort of missed rice or potatoes to round it out.
Like a lot of instrumental guitar music, Man On Stilts comes across, at first, as music 'accompaniment' for a '60s spaghetti western.
As a result, myself, Andy Williams and DJ Kobal are providing the musical 'accompaniment' to this evening of visual fun.
No one but Beth could get much music out of the old piano; but she had a way of softly touching the yellow keys, and making a pleasant 'accompaniment' to the simple songs they sang.
Shining Star, which was favored with live 'accompaniment' for its premiere, is the kind of romp at which the Alley dancers excel; Parsons posed no new challenges.
we filed out to the 'accompaniment' of the organ
Bea started off with a haggis clapshot, while I, having had my first choice nabbed, ordered an old favourite, deep-fried brie, with the novel twist of a strawberry coulis 'accompaniment' .
This means that instead of a flour-based gravy as 'accompaniment' , pot-roast meat can be served with the cooking sauce that has miraculously thickened all by itself.
For the most part, Tosti's songs were written for voice with piano 'accompaniment' , and both Carreras and Heppner have been fortunate to work with sensitive arrangers.
It was, however, an excellent 'accompaniment' to the delicious Garlic Naan we tried.
Chicken pie on a bed of chow mein, half-rice half-chips in a curry sauce, and even battered cod with a sweet and sour 'accompaniment' are all served with the essential salt and vinegar condiments.
Add Pedja Muzijevic's elegant and supportive piano 'accompaniment' , and this is a Winterreise that repays an attentive ear and a watchful eye.
You can get talked into it as a chic 'accompaniment' to smoked salmon.
The menu also includes a range of meals popular with children and the focus is on meals that are in themselves complete and require no 'accompaniment' , such as potatoes or rice.
AND WHAT ABOUT the dancers who train in studios that use recorded music and then transfer to one that uses only live 'accompaniment' ?
I thought they'd be doing little dance routines with slap-bass 'accompaniment' , but they are quite Dutch, calm and businesslike.
The marinated squid salad, which Gill munched while I fulminated over my pesto, was big enough to feed a whole table, while the chilli oil was a subtle and sweet 'accompaniment' .
The smell of a chocolate dessert came wafting from the kitchen and someone decided we had to order one to share even though the description of its cold foamy sauce 'accompaniment' sounded unappealing.
The Pan con Tomate was your standard bread appetizer, but made a delicious 'accompaniment' to the cheese and olives, which are a bit too intense without meatier companion.
This is not necessarily a fault, as both composers saw the violin as an equal partner at best, and even described their earlier sonatas in this genre as works for piano with violin 'accompaniment' .
But to traditional people around the world, music is not background 'accompaniment' to life-it is essential to life itself.
An 11-piece band graced the orchestra pit, very few touring companies can boast as many as that, and their 'accompaniment' was very good.
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