Accompanyist


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historical examples

the accompanyist would, we may -ssume, do likewise with his pianoforte part, and in this way a perfect ensemble would be secured.
advice to singers frederick james crowest

since other gentlemen are not more obsequious in gallantry, i hereby tender myself for honour of accompanyist and vade mec-m.
baboo jabberjee, b.a. f. anstey

the music, and the audience, and the accompanyist all together were delightful to him.
phoebe, junior mrs [margaret] oliphant

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  • Accomplisher

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