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Often used in the same context:
musical accompaniment,
accompanist,
postlude,
obbligato,
counterpoint,
continuo,
vocalism,
soundtrack,
recitatives,
toccata,
interludes,
intermezzo,
divertimento,
percussive instrument,
cornets,
celesta,
adagios,
glissando,
peter ilich tchaikovsky,
vocals,
arioso,
contrabassoon,
melodies,
backbeat,
allegretto,
descant,
rendition,
timpani,
basso continuo,
crescendos,
chorals,
percussion,
woodwinds,
timbres,
mazurka,
glockenspiel,
cor anglais,
bassoons,
pizzicato,
tambura,
ballade,
sopranino,
etude,
ondes martenot,
handclap,
lilting,
edgard varese,
kyrie eleison,
fanfares,
sackbut,
ensemble,
cimbalom,
chaconne,
chansons,
sostenuto,
valve trombone,
pianism,
coda,
incidental music,
choruses,
portamento,
tremolos,
tunefulness,
flugelhorn,
panpipes,
mignonette,
madrigals,
sonority,
expressivity,
berceuse,
bass clef,
plainsong,
concertante,
andantino,
orchestration,
overloud,
altissimo,
boccherini,
agnus dei,
sanctus,
staccatos,
tarantella,
vibrato,
narration,
ostinato,
flugel,
vivace,
leo delibes,
arpeggio,
solos,
passagework,
orchestra,
handelian,
shawm,
cavatina,
claves,
melodiousness,
soloist,
cello,
trombones,
string quartet,
lieder,
accompaniments,
prelude,
concomitant,
adjunct,
concomitants,
accessory,
condiment,
modulations,
preludes,
combination,
standby,
accessories,
adjuncts,
aliment,
appurtenances,
blending,
cadence,
cadences,
dessert
More specific:
associate,
background,
convoy,
descant,
discant,
vamp
Appears in the definition of:
accompanied,
accompanist,
accompany,
accompanyist,
along,
attended,
a capella singing,
a cappella singing,
beat,
cleanly,
collateral,
dance,
descant,
discant,
entail,
follow,
hip-hop,
homophonic,
implicate,
lyre,
monody,
monophonic music,
monophony,
opera,
part music,
play along,
pursuing,
rap,
rap music,
sauce,
solo,
trip the light fantastic,
trip the light fantastic toe,
unaccompanied,
unattended,
vamp
More general:
guarding,
happening,
natural event,
occurrence,
part,
protecting,
protection,
voice
Synonyms:
co-occurrence,
concomitant,
escort,
support
Also try:
— Adjectives for accompaniment:
musical,
instrumental,
orchestral,
necessary,
inevitable,
common,
frequent,
natural,
usual,
constant,
invariable,
more...
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