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Meanings of accompanist in English

Portuguese
acompanhante
Catalan
acompanyant
Spanish
acompañante

A person who provides musical accompaniment (usually on a piano)

acompanhante
Russian
аккомпаниатор
Spanish
acompañante

Musician who plays an accompaniment part.

Related terms
аккомпаниатор
Synonyms
Examples for "accompanyist"
Examples for "accompanyist"
1
With him as her accompanyist, she sang as she could not sing without his aid.
Run to Earth: A Novel
2
I've told her she simply must come to Ruan, and bring the best accompanyist she can find.
The Glimpses of the Moon
3
Luigi Carlo Zanobe Salvadore Maria Cherubini was born at Florence on September 14, 1700, the son of a harpsichord accompanyist at the Pergola Theatre.
Great Italian and French Composers
Usage of accompanist in English
1
When these are both well in hand, work with the accompanist follows.
Vocal Mastery / Talks with Master Singers and Teachers, Comprisi...
2
You're the best accompanist I've had the pleasure of performing with, Viola.
The irish devil
3
A gifted pianist, both as a soloist and an extraordinarily sensitive accompanist.
The Irish Times
4
Thanks to Rubinstein, he secured some pupils and also engagements as accompanist.
The World's Great Men of Music: Story-Lives of Master Musicians
5
To Diana's astonishment she recognised in the newcomer Olga Lermontof, Baroni's accompanist.
The Splendid Folly
6
New Zealand Secondary Schools Choir accompanist performing in Christchurch and Ashburton this week.
Radio NZ
7
Am I supposed to play accompanist as well as coach today?
Strange Sweet Song
8
Steven Taylor A musician who was Ginsberg's accompanist and collaborator for 20 years.
The Guardian
9
The accompanist, his hands on the keys, waited for the signal to begin.
Maurice Guest
10
Remenyi went to a music store and asked for an accompanist.
Famous Violinists of To-day and Yesterday
11
It's because you're the most perfect accompanist any one could have.
The Splendid Folly
12
She would have liked to, but her accompanist was coming at half-past ten.
Evelyn Innes
13
Indoors he is a mere accompanist, and in polite society his muse is dumb.
The Eye of Zeitoon
14
Harry Beard is her manager; Jimmy Lyon is her accompanist.
The new yorker
15
There was a rustle of skirts as the accompanist rose hastily from her chair.
The Woman with the Fan
16
They formed a concert troupe in 1883 with Miss M. Hyde, accompanist and director.
Sixty Years of California Song
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Accompanist through the time
Accompanist across language varieties
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