accompaniment [əˈkʌmpənɪmənt] N
1. accompaniment MUS:
- accompaniment
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2. accompaniment (accompanying thing):
- accompaniment
- dodatek m
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All guests performed live with choir accompaniment whenever necessary.
en.wikipedia.org Instruments commonly used to play chords, also called harmonic accompaniment, include the acoustic or electric guitar, piano, organ and electronic keyboards.
en.wikipedia.org In other parts there are accounts of all-women choirs combined with singing and dancing to the men's percussion accompaniment.
en.wikipedia.org Even more tellingly, many manuscripts, especially from the middle of the century and later, feature written-out organ accompaniments.
en.wikipedia.org The book is historically important because it has parts for an instrumental accompaniment of broken consort and introduces the term consort song.
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