A musical part (vocal or instrumental) that supports or provides background for other musical parts.
Musical parts which provide the rhythmic and/or harmonic support for the melody or main themes of a song or instrumental piece.
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complemento espanyol
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Friendship, a dual relation; enmities an accompaniment of; constancy a requisite in.
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The chords of the lute were struck in low and sweet accompaniment.
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And beyond was the monotonous accompaniment of the sea on the rocks.
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They sang it in duet to the soft accompaniment which she played.
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The pounding of the chairman was a faint accompaniment to the clamour.
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Rapid footsteps with an accompaniment of clinking spurs sounded in the hallway.
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Is it true that MBV's music makes a good accompaniment to sex?
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Performing these songs with guitar accompaniment was more common in Schubert's day.
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And all the time her foot tapped accompaniment to the rag-time tune.
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The pestilence which is the usual accompaniment of war was called influenza.
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The whirring of the wheels made a pleasant accompaniment to his thoughts.
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In the meantime, the play inside, with this wild accompaniment without, commenced.
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Lyrics are banned, the gymnasts can use only the tune as accompaniment.
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Gradually the accompaniment builds and around the midway mark becomes quite frenzied.
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The result is kimchi, a pungent accompaniment to noodles or chicken broth.
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The trouble and ceremony of such an accompaniment is no doubt disagreeable.
