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Accompaniment is the
musical part
which provides the
rhythmic and/or
harmonic support for the
melody or main
themes of a song or
instrumental piece. There...
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While a
romance generally has a
simple accompaniment, art
songs tend to have complicated,
sophisticated accompaniments that underpin, embellish, illustrate...
- eight.
Choirs can sing with or
without instrumental accompaniment.
Singing without accompaniment is
usually called a
cappella singing (although the American...
- made with
chopped parsley,
lemon zest, and garlic. It is the
standard accompaniment to the
Lombard braised veal
shank dish ossobuco.
Gremolada usually includes...
- the
melody expressively shift slightly and
freely above that of the
accompaniment. This
intuitive shifting leads to rubato's main effect:
making music...
- may
include but not
limited to the melody, harmony,
arrangement and
accompaniment. A lyricist's
income derives from
royalties received from
original songs...
- verb cantare, "to sing") is a
vocal composition with an
instrumental accompaniment,
typically in
several movements,
often involving a choir. The meaning...
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recitatives can be more
improvisatory and free for the singer,
since the
accompaniment is so sp****; in contrast, when
recitative is
accompanied by orchestra...
- The Juno
Award for "classical
Album of the Year" for
ensembles has been
awarded since 1985 (under four
award headings), as
recognition each year for the...
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create rhythmic interest, or as
melodic ornamentation in the lead or
accompaniment.
Though the
notes of an
arpeggio are not
sounded simultaneously, listeners...
