NOUN
- a musical part (vocal or instrumental) that supports or provides background for other musical parts
How To Use musical accompaniment In A Sentence
- Ranging from the techno-infused uptempo music in Tokyo X to the jazzy downbeats in Chicago, the musical accompaniment to the onscreen action fits seamlessly.
- Excellent musical accompaniment and photography reveal the ideas and purposes that lay the foundations for Islamic art.
- Heaven forbid that anyone should have a free second or film frame devoid of musical accompaniment.
- With the Bocking Concert Brass in attendance, there was suitable musical accompaniment to the occasion, held at Howard Hall, Bocking End, on Friday.
- This reporter predicts it to be a most intriguing televisual experience, involving changing coloured lights and an exciting timpanic musical accompaniment.
- After all, when events unfold in the real world, they do so without musical accompaniment.
- The event is a spectacular combination of fireworks exploding in harmony with a musical accompaniment.
- After all, there must be some unwritten rule saying that war to a musical accompaniment - no matter how suitably doom-laden and apocalyptic that music may be - is simply not in very good taste.
- Then gradually the musical accompaniment and singing separated and it became an opera form.
- The Hammer Museum will be showing a beautiful newly-restored print of the 1913 Feuillade Fantômas serial Le Mort Qui Tue, with a live musical accompaniment by talented Mr. James Fearnley, whom you may better know as the accordion player in The Pogues. Howard A. Rodman: A Spectre is Haunting Los Angeles: Fantômas at the Hammer Museum
