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Meanings of accompanist in English
Russian
аккомпаниатор Spanish
acompañante Musician who plays an accompaniment part.
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Usage of accompanist in English
1
When these are both well in hand, work with the accompanist follows.
2
You're the best accompanist I've had the pleasure of performing with, Viola.
3
A gifted pianist, both as a soloist and an extraordinarily sensitive accompanist.
4
Thanks to Rubinstein, he secured some pupils and also engagements as accompanist.
5
To Diana's astonishment she recognised in the newcomer Olga Lermontof, Baroni's accompanist.
6
New Zealand Secondary Schools Choir accompanist performing in Christchurch and Ashburton this week.
7
Am I supposed to play accompanist as well as coach today?
8
Steven Taylor A musician who was Ginsberg's accompanist and collaborator for 20 years.
9
The accompanist, his hands on the keys, waited for the signal to begin.
10
Remenyi went to a music store and asked for an accompanist.
11
It's because you're the most perfect accompanist any one could have.
12
She would have liked to, but her accompanist was coming at half-past ten.
13
Indoors he is a mere accompanist, and in polite society his muse is dumb.
14
Harry Beard is her manager; Jimmy Lyon is her accompanist.
15
There was a rustle of skirts as the accompanist rose hastily from her chair.
16
They formed a concert troupe in 1883 with Miss M. Hyde, accompanist and director.
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Translations for accompanist
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Accompanist across language varieties
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