accompanist

She was accompanist at a children's music and movement class.

However, he did not stop playing once the film started, and his career as an accompanist began.

He also worked for some time as a piano accompanist.

Gen went off on his own to try and find a new accompanist.

He wanted the priest and the accompanist to have left when they were told to leave.

He wanted me to tell you that your accompanist was very talented.

During this time, he also worked as an accompanist for other bands.

Unfortunately she does not have an accompanist who can do her justice, only me.

The truth was, she had hated the accompanist a little.

He became her accompanist on stage and companion in life.

While still a student, he performed as an accompanist in London.

They thought about the senseless death of the first accompanist.

Before he was set to perform, his accompanist became ill.

Or should you go and make some formal request for an accompanist?

He was also the accompanist at the city opera in Berlin.

So finding the right balance between singer and accompanist should not have been a problem.

He had no idea that Finch was trying to get him to stop being an accompanist and to work on his own.

From then on he became known as a particularly sympathetic accompanist for singers.

"I have my accompanist come once a week no matter what and go over the songs I'm going to do.

The musical director is also assisted by an accompanist and voice coach.

All you need do is bring me in as your accompanist, and I can do the rest.

"An accompanist must know how a singer feels," the professor says.

Gerald Moore made people realize how important the accompanist is.

He also campaigned to open the field to women at a time when virtually all accompanists were men.

Accompanists are hired hands who may be juggling five or six programs in a week.