Examples of using An accompaniment in English and their translations into Swedish
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write an accompaniment to it and possibly some opening
those able to improvise or play an accompaniment to other players.
even incorporate the sampled sound into an accompaniment pattern?
even incorporate the sampled sound into an accompaniment pattern?
is often served in Italy as an accompaniment to, for example, ragout.
and it appears as an accompaniment of decadent rather than of rising civilization.
i.e. as an accompaniment to food or in the preparation of certain food dishes,
dish served with rice, in the west it is usually served as an accompaniment to a curry.
The aim was to examine whether as a percussionist is able to go from the role as an accompaniment musician and instead be seen as a melody player
the App easily provides an accompaniment to songs they learn with a rhythm that's sympathetic to the song
the App easily provides an accompaniment to songs with a rhythm that's sympathetic to the song so that they learn to
There are European names in the US disclosures, and it would be an altogether healthy thing for EU central banks to follow suit with similar disclosure about support during 2008 and 2009 as an accompaniment to the new stress tests.
More to the point, this Charter is needed as an accompaniment to the new educational programmes that are due to start next year,
Recipe fact sheet for 4 people ideal as an accompaniment to fish and meat the special feature of this recipe:
thus making a considerable readjustment in the exposition, as the main theme, the arpeggios in the piano serve as an accompaniment.
Music would only serve as an accompaniment, which isn't needed.
It was a solo for Titan with the storm for an accompaniment, a giant organ,
Included with this book is an accompaniment CD that helps the beginner learn ensemble techniques, such as basic counting,
This own-initiative opinion provides an accompaniment to the Commission's Communication1
Energy labels are an essential accompaniment to this approach.