Accompanist is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ACCOMPANIST in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one who accompanies another, also ACCOMPANYIST
• a person who provides a musical accompaniment to another musician or to a singer.
• The performer in music who takes the accompanying part.
• a person who provides musical accompaniment (usually on a piano)
• one who accompanies
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one (as a pianist) who plays an accompaniment

Words related to ACCOMPANIST

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Words that contain ACCOMPANIST

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How to use ACCOMPANIST in a sentence

• I have never been a really good accompanist because my ideas of interpretation were always too strongly individual.
• However, he was anxious to make for himself in some other line of endeavor, and while he was often my piano accompanist, he never had any intention of going on the stage.
• Well, it was a change for him, no doubt! I had brought a piano with me, but no accompanist.
• We put Johnson, my accompanist, in the tonneau first, and then we covered him with cigarettes.
• And then we said good-by to Captain Godfrey, and the chauffeurs, and to Johnson, my accompanist, ready to go back to his regiment now.
• I threw out a hint about there being a possibility of my needing an accompanist.
• He had a feeling that Claire, having exhausted the novelties of her position as accompanist to Lily Condor, was beginning to find the affair irksome.
• When I saw him in one of the public halls he sang his own songs, told his own stories, and was his own accompanist.
• It almost seemed as though the projected change of accompanist were distasteful to her.
• The next minute the accompanist was the centre of a small crowd of anxious, questioning people.
• The car, which was to take the accompanist on to Brutton Square, slipped away down the lamp-lit street, and Diana fled upstairs to her room.
• I had the honor to be her regular accompanist both at the organ and the piano.
• Weckerlin directed the choruses and I acted as the accompanist at the rehearsals.
• Wand, our accompanist, and I gave them these songs as a compliment.
• He arrived in San Francisco in 1852 as solo pianist and accompanist with the famous Catherine Hayes.
• When Carlotta Patti visited the Pacific coast she especially engaged him to act as her accompanist for her concert tour.
• Gustave Scott was the accompanist that evening, and it proved to be the choice number of the concert.
• Before her visit was over it was agreed she should be accompanist for my students, who needed her services.
• Andrea Korust was bending over the piano to give some instructions to his accompanist.
• She frowned at her accompanist, who began to play, looking sensitive.
• His connection with choirs started through his merits as a rehearsal accompanist who could keep time and make his bass chords heard against a hundred and fifty voices.
• The situation in which she was placed, soon made her a perfect accompanist.
• We have heard of comic singers and travelling entertainment givers who have greatly resented the air of indifference of their musical accompanist.
• Then, without turning round, she retreated a couple of paces in the direction of the piano, at which the accompanist, the long-haired foreigner, was already seated.
• Above all the violinist should play with an accompanist who is used to accompanying him.

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