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Accompaniment
/ɐkˈʌmpɐnˌɪmənt/
/əˈkəmpnimənt/, /əˈkəmpnɪmənt/Accompaniment
01
acompanhamento, suporte
the musical support provided by one or more instruments or voices to enhance or complement a soloist or main melody
What is an "accompaniment"?
Accompaniment is the background music that supports and enhances a main melody or vocal line in a piece of music. It is usually played by one or more instruments and provides harmonic and rhythmic support, helping to create a fuller, richer sound. The accompaniment complements the main melody by adding depth and texture, allowing the primary musical elements to stand out while contributing to the overall harmony and structure of the piece.
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acompanhamento, complemento
something that happens or is done alongside another activity or event
03
acompanhamento, complemento
any supporting or complementary element that enhances or completes something else
accompaniment
n
accompany
v
Exemplo
During the recital, the cellist's expressive accompaniment provided a solid foundation for the violinist's virtuosic performance.
In the opera, the orchestra's lush accompaniment intensified the emotional impact of the soprano's aria.
The guitarist provided a rhythmic accompaniment to the singer's soulful rendition of the ballad.
The jazz pianist improvised a captivating accompaniment, seamlessly weaving intricate harmonies beneath the saxophonist's solo.
The choir director emphasized the importance of blending voices in the choral accompaniment to create a unified and harmonious sound.
