10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ACCOMPANYIST»
Discover the use of
accompanyist in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
accompanyist and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Church Music: Its Present Neglected State, and Important ...
... where there is a decent organ, or even harmonium, and a thoughtful earnest
accompanyist. In fact, it is quite within the power of such accompanyist to breathe
a living soul into the plain broad inartistic song. He may give appropriate colour
to ...
James COOPER (Vicar of Garton-on-the-Wolds.), Rev. James Cooper,
1860
Andif you restrict your ambition to a pianoforte accompaniment, time is needed
even with that in order to produce anything like a satisfactory rendering of the
piece you may be singing. The accompanyist maybe a SirJulius Benedict, ora
Signor ...
Frederick James Crowest,
1900
3
Garner's Modern American Usage
accompanist /ә-kәm-pә-nist/ is the standard form, not ✳accompanyist—e.g.: “
Paxton was in wonderful form, and accompanyist [read accompanist] Eric
Weissberg added just enough instrumental firepower on guitar and dobro to lend
the songs ...
4
The Musical Standard: A Newspaper for Musicians, ...
Mr. Limpus, the conductor of the society, wielded the baton, and Mr. Henry Parker
assisted as accompanyist, who also played Chopin's impromptu in C sharp minor
, and Heller's Tarantella in A flat, in is usually brilliant and masterly style.
5
A Scripture atlas accompanying Worcester's outlines of ...
v д , ,7 ,,, Y M SCRIPTURE ATLAS, è ij ACCOMPANYISt; WORCESTER'S
OUTLINES Oí SCRIPTURE GEOGRAPHY; CONTAINING THE FOLLOWING
MAPS: 1. The World, exhibiting the Countries mentioned in the Old Testament. 2.
6
The Invitation: A Story of Growth and Healing
The accompanyist, who looked like Vladimir Lenin, complete with goatee, cap
and scowl, was sitting beside a piano. He had an African drum wedged between
his knees. It was his steady thumping that created a hypnotic mood in the room, ...
Camilla Harris Warrick,
2006
7
The Oxford Dictionary of American Usage and Style
Cf. flaccid & succinct. accompanist /a-kam-pa-nist/ is the standard form, not
accompanyist (falsely formed from accompany) — e.g.: "Paxton was in wonderful
form, and accompanyist [read accompanist] Eric Weissberg added just enough ...
8
The Christian remembrancer; or, The Churchman's Biblical, ...
Thomas Morley's Advice to Organists. — The organist is always to consider
himself an accompanyist. He should not therefore assume too much liberty of
shewing his finger, by the introduction of beats, trills, and other flourishes,
particularly in ...
9
The Vampire Megapack: 27 Modern and Classic Vampire Stories
“So you are spared,” said Sophia, taking the paper and scribbling a few words on
it and signed it with a flourish. She put the note and the pen in the stage
manager's hand. With an unreadable look exchanged with her accompanyist,
she went ...
Chelsea Quinn Yarbro, Nina Kiriki Hoffman,
2012
He shook his head reprovingly, and walked abruptly away, leaving me annoyed
with myself, and resolute to be revenged on him by singing the most meretricious
song I knew to the worst accompanyist in the room. Nevertheless, when ...
Dan H. Laurence, Margot Peters,
1996
9 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ACCOMPANYIST»
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accompanyist is used in the context of the following news items.
Andrea's Five Fun Things To Do This Weekend - Nov. 8-9
... and stepdancers. Then fiddler Shane Cook and accompanyist Jake Charron will be performing songs from their new release, Head to Head. «CBC.ca, Nov 14»
The notes of yore!
She said that she couldn't have asked for a more accomplished accompanyist and added that they are united by the love for music and share ... «Deccan Herald, Jun 14»
Song of the Week: 'Happy,' Pharrell Williams
He has been there many times before as a producer and an accompanyist – most recently as the man behind the boards for Robin Thicke's ... «The Star-Ledger, Feb 14»
Loss reverberates at music school
"It seems to me once they were here, they settled in and embraced life in the U.S.," said Barr, a piano accompanyist like Tchekina. "As she ... «Rochester Democrat and Chronicle, Dec 13»
Lloyd Bartlett to perform at event honouring Tina Dolter
CORNER BROOK When local artists and musicians gather Thursday night to pay tribute to Tina Dolter, an old friend and accompanyist will be ... «Western Star, Sep 13»
Choir assistant sentenced to prison for CSC
MUSKEGON, Mich. (WZZM) -- The former choir accompanyist for Mona Shores High School will spend at least 29 months in state prison for ... «WZZM, Oct 12»
A blues festival, free museum day and a breakdancing hot dog
McSAPPR and his unorthodox accompanyist — a break dancer dressed up in a hot dog suit — will appear at Hiram's (1345 Palisade Ave., Fort ... «The Star-Ledger - NJ.com, Aug 10»
The Great Prescriptivist
Fowler prefers "accompanyist" to "accompanist" and "pacificist" to "pacifist." Of "aggravate" and "aggravation," he writes: "The use of these in the ... «Globe and Mail, Mar 10»
Pt Shivkumar Sharma's Japanese disciple wows city
Matching the rhythm of his santoor with the tabla beats of accompanyist Prafull Athalye, Arai wowed the Pune audience with his rendition. «Times of India, Feb 10»