accompaniments

I will not trouble the Professor to play for me, as I am used to playing my own accompaniments.

I can always play my accompaniments, for I understand the piano.

Split merely wanted to play well, to outplay Cecilia, to be independent of her and play her own accompaniments.

These songs are full of the rarest and most piquant melodic beauty, and the accompaniments are rich in colour and originality.

About noon we were rudely awakened by one of the usual Alaskan accompaniments of approaching summer.

Only a good musician would be capable of filling such a position, as all the accompaniments were played from the score.

We have called this writing of symphonies and accompaniments for George Thomson a novel undertaking.

A great deal of the elegance of cookery depends upon the accompaniments to each dish being appropriate and well adapted to it.

Of course, girls think such a lot of—of all the accompaniments, eh?

For this, a buffalo, a large quantity of grain, and all the necessary elements and accompaniments of a feast are required.