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accompanist Noun a person who plays a musical accompaniment
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| We literally couldn't survive without our
Angels--whether accompanists or vocalists. Marchant Method Seminar for Teachers & Accompanists Dates: June
5-Aug. At one point in this '02 documentary on the jazz crooner, an
old friend describes how Scott's habit of singing ``out of
time'' would annoy his accompanists - but by the end of the
tune, Scott would be back where he was supposed to be. |
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