Similar words: accompaniment, accompanist, accompanied, unaccompanied, musical instrument, musical composition, accompany, accompanying. Meaning: n. a subordinate musical part; provides background for more important parts.
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1 Improvisation and expression as well as musical accompaniment of the exercises plays a central role in the training programme of the Medau-Schule.
2 Furthermore, assembled motors and musical accompaniment also can promote presentation ability.
3 In particular, primitive dance with musical accompaniment influences today and lays a foundation for national art in modern times.
4 As her performances grew in popularity, musical accompaniment was added, first with a drum and then the flute and three-stringed banjo-like shamisen.
5 'Silent movie' is a misnomer since the movies usually had a musical accompaniment.
6 After all, when events unfold in the real world, they do so without musical accompaniment.
7 A performance, as in a burlesque act, in which a person slowly removes clothing, usually to musical accompaniment.
8 So now people who like talking to their plants can now enjoy a musical accompaniment, thanks to a Japanese invention that turns petals and leaves into amplifiers.
9 Any two songs as chosen by participant - each song to be no longer than 5 minutes. Musical accompaniment is the responsibility of the contestant.
10 Previous streaks by the Pundits included a bagpipe player,(www.Sentencedict.com) who provided musical accompaniment to the festivities.
11 Zambelli says it can take two hours of planning just to execute a single minute of firework choreography with musical accompaniment.
12 A theatrical presentation of group or solo dancing to a musical accompaniment, usually with costume and scenic effects, conveying a story or theme.
13 This article makes an analysis of remains of shaman culture in contemporary folk dance with musical accompaniment.
14 Its rhythmic structure is underlined by the specially created musical accompaniment.
15 It could be that once the person is reassured that there is nothing seriously wrong with them that they are happy to put up with a bit of musical accompaniment to their movements!
16 Weddings, births, christenings, funerals, picnics, parades - all had their musical accompaniment.
17 In this way, people who like talking to their plants can now enjoy a musical accompaniment.
18 Another aspect of tap dancing is improvisation. This can either be done with music and follow the beats provided or without musical accompaniment, otherwise known as acappella dancing.
19 Videos of West standing on a table in tailored GQ duds while gesticulating through new rhymes (sans musical accompaniment) quickly made the rounds.
20 There are other factors that contributes to athletes' presentation too, such as athletes' figures, retain knowledge, choreography, musical accompaniment, interests and so on.
21 Here they have clearly announced their entrance with a proud musical dittie, have calmly collected the trash, and have then moved on-again to a musical accompaniment.
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