A musical part (vocal or instrumental) that supports or provides background for other musical parts.
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The comedy had always a musical accompaniment of flutes of different kinds.
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His musical accompaniment on the journey, via CD player, was Bob Dylan.
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In later years, Baraka toured international festivals, often reciting poems to musical accompaniment.
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In Delos, not even sacrifice could be offered without dance and musical accompaniment.
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Nature is a sort of musical accompaniment to the song of human activity.
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Each of Pepper's short, ghostly plays was performed in pantomime, to musical accompaniment.
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Poetry is easily memorized and naturally lends itself to singing and musical accompaniment.
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Its usual instrument of musical accompaniment was the ipu, previously described.
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Geoffrey Diver explores deep ocean space and altered states in his musical accompaniment.
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Does the musical accompaniment reflect a particular culture or style?
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This hula took its name from the simple instrument that formed its musical accompaniment.
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Recalling the embarrassing musical accompaniment to my last bombing, I was careful this time.
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Sometimes the refrain is only a sort of musical accompaniment:
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Jillian's voice is strikingly beautiful, and the musical accompaniment oddly exotic but never overpowering.
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Civilisation has evolved through the millennia to constant musical accompaniment.
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Watching Derek is like having the thrill and entertainment of theatre with musical accompaniment.
