musical accompaniment (Meaning)
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musical accompaniment (n)
a musical part (vocal or instrumental) that supports or provides background for other musical parts
Synonyms & Antonyms of musical accompaniment
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
musical accompaniment Sentence Examples
- The orchestra provided elegant musical accompaniment to the ballet's enchanting performance.
- The soundtrack served as a captivating musical accompaniment to the gripping film.
- The pianist's masterful touch added a delicate musical accompaniment to the soulful vocals.
- The harpsichord's cheerful notes provided a lively musical accompaniment to the Elizabethan madrigals.
- The rhythmic drums and chanting created an energetic musical accompaniment for the tribal dance.
- The atmospheric strings enhanced the emotional impact of the stage play with their haunting musical accompaniment.
- The musicians' improvisational skills created a spontaneous musical accompaniment that complemented the dancer's improvisations.
- The choir's harmonies provided a heavenly musical accompaniment to the solemn Gregorian chant.
- The bagpipes' traditional sound added a rustic musical accompaniment to the Scottish folk dance.
- The synthesized electronic beats provided an unconventional musical accompaniment to the experimental art installation.
FAQs About the word musical accompaniment
a musical part (vocal or instrumental) that supports or provides background for other musical parts
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The orchestra provided elegant musical accompaniment to the ballet's enchanting performance.
The soundtrack served as a captivating musical accompaniment to the gripping film.
The pianist's masterful touch added a delicate musical accompaniment to the soulful vocals.
The harpsichord's cheerful notes provided a lively musical accompaniment to the Elizabethan madrigals.
