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Musical Accompaniment

Description:

Musical accompaniment refers to the supporting music played or provided for a performance, typically accompanying a singer, instrumentalist, or group. It adds depth, harmony, and rhythm to enhance the overall sound and impact of the main performance.

Senses:

1. Noun - General Sense:

In its general sense, musical accompaniment alludes to the music played alongside a performance, whether live or recorded. It can be provided by various instruments, such as the piano, guitar, or orchestral ensemble.

Example Sentence: The pianist provided a beautiful musical accompaniment to the singer's heartfelt rendition.

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2. Noun - Film/T.V. Sense:

In the context of film and television, musical accompaniment refers to the background music or score composed specifically to enhance the emotional impact of a scene, evoke atmosphere, or emphasize certain events.

Example Sentence: The intense action sequence was made even more thrilling with an epic musical accompaniment.

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3. Noun - Theatre Sense:

In theater productions, musical accompaniment refers to the live music played during a play or musical to accompany the actors and enhance the theater-going experience.

Example Sentence: The orchestra brilliantly provided the musical accompaniment for the mesmerizing Broadway show.

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4. Noun - Dance Sense:

In the realm of dance, musical accompaniment refers to the music played during dance performances to provide a rhythmic foundation and evoke emotions in the dancers and audience.

Example Sentence: The lively music served as the perfect musical accompaniment to the energetic dance routine.

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5. Noun - Vocal Sense:

In vocal performances, musical accompaniment refers to the music played to accompany a singer, often to support and harmonize with their voice.

Example Sentence: The singer's soulful performance was beautifully complemented by the delicate musical accompaniment.

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6. Noun - Education Sense:

In educational settings, musical accompaniment refers to the background music played during lessons or exercises to provide students with rhythmic or melodic support while they practice.

Example Sentence: The music teacher played a gentle musical accompaniment to help the students stay in time while singing.

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7. Adjective - Popular Sense:

When used as an adjective, musical accompaniment describes something that is popular or widely chosen as a supporting element to a main performance or presentation.

Example Sentence: The popular song was selected as the musical accompaniment to the commercial.

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8. Adjective - Local Sense:

Referring to a specific or regional context, when used as an adjective, musical accompaniment describes music that is played in accordance with the local traditions or styles.

Example Sentence: The native musicians provided a vibrant local musical accompaniment during the cultural festival.

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