accompanist (Meaning)

Wordnet

accompanist (n)

a person who provides musical accompaniment (usually on a piano)

Webster

The performer in music who takes the accompanying part.

The talented pianist served as the accompanist for the opera singer's stunning recital.
The music director hired an experienced accompanist to play alongside the soloist during the orchestra's performance.
During the dance rehearsal, the accompanist played lively tunes to support the choreography.
The church choir was grateful for the skilled accompanist who enhanced their hymns with beautiful piano accompaniment.
The vocalist rehearsed with the accompanist to perfect the timing and dynamics of their duet.
The violinist invited a skilled accompanist to join the ensemble for an upcoming chamber music concert.
The Broadway musical featured a dedicated accompanist who skillfully played the piano throughout the entire performance.
The singer selected a talented accompanist to accompany her during the recording of her latest album.
The jazz band's accompanist played an essential role in maintaining the rhythm and flow of the improvisational performance.
The choir director appreciated the flexibility of the accompanist, who seamlessly adapted to changes in tempo and style during rehearsals.

a person who provides musical accompaniment (usually on a piano)The performer in music who takes the accompanying part.

trumpeter,soloist, recitalist, clarinetist, pianist, organist, violinist, maestro, virtuoso, bassoonist

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The talented pianist served as the accompanist for the opera singer's stunning recital.

The music director hired an experienced accompanist to play alongside the soloist during the orchestra's performance.

During the dance rehearsal, the accompanist played lively tunes to support the choreography.

The church choir was grateful for the skilled accompanist who enhanced their hymns with beautiful piano accompaniment.