એક વ્યક્તિ જે સંગીત વગાડે છે (સામાન્ય રીતે પિયાનો),

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reputation had already arrived in Beirut, therefore he was contracted as an accompanyist and also as a "star-soloist" by the legendary Lebanese chanteuse Fairuz.

In 1976 Kopelent accepted a job as a piano accompanyist for children"s dance schools, and this became his main occupation for.

Joyce Durston resigned in November 1977, and Dorothy Davies Ingram (accompanyist since 1964) became musical director and Jonathan Gulliford succeeded.

Andrew Kirin, a stage name for Andrew Krehel, became a noted jazz accompanyist, as well as a member of new wave band The Jetsonz.

western folk music, there are no set chord progressions to tunes; many accompanyists use power chords to let the melody define the tonality or use partial.

Boots Randolph, better-known as an accompanyist for many performers in rock, pop, and country music, had his only U.

He also toured with Feodor Chaliapin (and his longtime piano accompanyist, Fyodor Keneman) in the United States.

Actor Albert Macklin, who portrayed sardonic accompanyist Maxie, received a Best Actor Obie Award.