accompanist

The word “accompanist” has 4 syllables: ac-com-pa-nist

It's pronounced as /əˈkʌpənɪst/


What is synonym and antonym for accompanist?

In the thesaurus, “accompanist” has 9 synonyms.

Here are synonyms for accompanist along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for accompanist

  • clarinetist
  • maestro
  • organist
  • pianist
  • recitalist
  • soloist
  • trumpeter
  • violinist
  • virtuoso

Meanings of accompanist

  • noun
    1. The performer in music who takes the accompanying part.

Example Sentences

  • The accompanist played the piano beautifully during the solo performance.
  • She is an excellent accompanist, always enhancing the singer's performance.
  • The orchestra hired a talented accompanist for the violin solo.
  • As a skilled accompanist, he was able to follow the singer's tempo perfectly.
  • The accompanist provided the perfect background music for the dance routine.

On this page you'll find 9 synonyms or another words to accompanist, such as: clarinetist, maestro, organist, pianist, recitalist, soloist, trumpeter.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

Related Words

accordionist

  • accompanist
  • bassoonist
  • clarinetist
  • clarinettist
  • cornetist
  • drummer
  • fiddler
  • flautist
  • flutist
  • guitarist
  • harpist
  • keyboardist
  • oboist
  • organist
  • percussionist
  • pianist
  • piper
  • saxophonist
  • soloist
  • trombonist
  • trumpeter
  • violinist
  • violist

accordionists

  • accompanists
  • bassoonists
  • clarinetists
  • clarinettists
  • drummers
  • fiddlers
  • flautists
  • flutists
  • guitarists
  • harpists
  • hornists
  • keyboardists
  • oboists
  • organists
  • percussionists
  • pianists
  • pickers
  • pipers
  • recitalists
  • reedmen
  • saxophonists
  • soloists
  • symphonists
  • trombonists
  • trumpeters
  • violinists
  • violists
  • virtuosi
  • virtuosos

keyboardists

  • accompanists
  • accordionists
  • clarinetists
  • clarinettists
  • drummers
  • fiddlers
  • flautists
  • flutists
  • guitarists
  • harpists
  • hornists
  • oboists
  • organists
  • percussionists
  • pianists
  • pickers
  • pipers
  • reedmen
  • saxophonists
  • soloists
  • trombonists
  • trumpeters
  • violinists
  • violists
  • virtuosi

oboist

  • accompanist
  • accordionist
  • bassoonist
  • clarinetist
  • clarinettist
  • cornetist
  • drummer
  • fiddler
  • flautist
  • flutist
  • guitarist
  • harpist
  • hornist
  • keyboardist
  • organist
  • percussionist
  • pianist
  • piper
  • saxophonist
  • soloist
  • trombonist
  • trumpeter
  • violinist
  • violist

oboists

  • accompanists
  • accordionists
  • clarinetists
  • clarinettists
  • drummers
  • fiddlers
  • flautists
  • flutists
  • guitarists
  • harpists
  • hornists
  • keyboardists
  • organists
  • percussionists
  • pianists
  • pickers
  • pipers
  • recitalists
  • reedmen
  • saxophonists
  • soloists
  • symphonists
  • trombonists
  • trumpeters
  • violinists
  • violists
  • virtuosi

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