How To Use Musical accompaniment In A Sentence
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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.
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Excellent musical accompaniment and photography reveal the ideas and purposes that lay the foundations for Islamic art.
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Heaven forbid that anyone should have a free second or film frame devoid of musical accompaniment.
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With the Bocking Concert Brass in attendance, there was suitable musical accompaniment to the occasion, held at Howard Hall, Bocking End, on Friday.
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This reporter predicts it to be a most intriguing televisual experience, involving changing coloured lights and an exciting timpanic musical accompaniment.
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After all, when events unfold in the real world, they do so without musical accompaniment.
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The event is a spectacular combination of fireworks exploding in harmony with a musical accompaniment.
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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.
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Then gradually the musical accompaniment and singing separated and it became an opera form.
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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
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You can see trends in the voice-overs, musical accompaniment, and editing style.
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The Ab Fab 4 provide the musical accompaniment to each day's show.
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Improvisation and expression as well as musical accompaniment of the exercises plays a central role in the training programme of the Medau-Schule.
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The tunes passed across the generations by memory are sung in unison without any musical accompaniment.
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Groups must provide their own live musical accompaniment of not more than 4 musicians.
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The popularity of such song-forms as the "madrigal," which was sung without musical accompaniment, made it easy for the public stage to cater to the prevalent taste.
A Study of Poetry
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A theatrical presentation of group or solo dancing to a musical accompaniment, usually with costume and scenic effects, conveying a story or theme.
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She can no longer play the piano to provide musical accompaniment to the choirs.
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Likewise, the musical accompaniment shall no doubt be equally scintillating and substantial.
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Seventy Two & Sunny is an appropriate title since it's the ideal musical accompaniment to a warm summer day and documents a gifted singer-songwriter continuing to mature.
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All of these involved musical accompaniment, with fiddles, harmonicas, and later accordions.
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Occasionally, eaters are treated with live musical accompaniment on the piano that sits in the room.
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It made you long to see more - with a better musical accompaniment to do it justice.
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All of these involved musical accompaniment, with fiddles, harmonicas, and later accordions.
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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
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The scramble to the hospital allowed time only for a rummage in the glove compartment of our car, which provided a battered copy of Twenty Golden Country Greats as the sole musical accompaniment to the birth.
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Musical accompaniment is provided by a piano quartet with additional percussion.
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Tim Perkins, meanwhile, who writes and performs the musical accompaniment, is considerably more restrained here than on previous releases.
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The Indian musical accompaniment is so lively and catchy, you wonder if the whole story will shortly be made into a Bollywood spectacular.
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Contemporary dancers will perform with live musical accompaniment comprising natuvangam, mridangam, veena and nadaswaram.
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These works, with their improvised musical accompaniment, breathed excitement into the local scene.
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The scramble to the hospital allowed time only for a rummage in the glove compartment of our car, which provided a battered copy of Twenty Golden Country Greats as the sole musical accompaniment to the birth.
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'Silent movie' is a misnomer since the movies usually had a musical accompaniment.
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It becomes frustratingly obvious as the record plays, however, that the musical accompaniment is designed to be just that.
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What vivid memory of past misery in the awful portrait of his impenitent self, already referred to -- on which the mind dwells in silence, while the musical accompaniment (as directed by the "selah") touches some plaintive minor or grating discord!
The Life of David As Reflected in His Psalms
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Your choices are very limited: Choose your clips, order them any way you want, choose to add a title slate for the beginning and/or a credit slate for the end and then choose your musical accompaniment if so desired.
Hands-on with the Flip Video Camcorders | Sync Blog
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With musical accompaniment from the Conqueror Wyrms and the Plasma Miasma.
Boing Boing: March 6, 2005 - March 12, 2005 Archives
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Firstly, the musical accompaniment to Sidia's production included flutes, percussive instruments and a keyboard.
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Matt played in a band called the Space Goats, who were extremely prominent at road protests, often providing a live musical accompaniment to digger diving with their heady brew of psychedelic folk music.
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I was a little disappointed however, that there was no musical accompaniment to the site, maybe a little of Depeche Mode's ‘Personal Jesus’?
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The Air Command Band provided the musical accompaniment to the successful parade, after what had been a hectic few days of practice.
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Elmore Bernstein and Chico Hamilton provide the musical accompaniment to the movie's portrayal of the 1950s New York nightclub demi-monde.
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After all, when events unfold in the real world, they do so without musical accompaniment.
