unaccompanied

Examples

• All

• Unaccompanied music works best if you have a shortage of pianos or accompanists.

  Academic text (1991)

• Because most choirs perform music that is at a level significantly higher than their reading level, the students' commitment to individual practice outside the rehearsal is essential to the success of the unaccompanied rehearsal.

  Academic text (1998)

• Provide an unaccompanied instrumental melody and have each student take one idea from that melody and build another melody based on the idea.

  Academic text (2001)

• Ultimately, however, the success of the unaccompanied choral rehearsal is highly dependent on the preparation of the conductor.

  Academic text (1998)

• While the unaccompanied choral rehearsal has the power to create stronger, more independent singers, less advanced ensembles may not be ready for completely unaccompanied rehearsals.

  Academic text (1998)

• The book comes with a CD of Ralph Kotay and his hymn class singing a variety of unaccompanied Kiowa hymns.

  Academic text (2003)

• The choir performed an unaccompanied version of the classic hymn, showcasing their vocal harmonies beautifully.

• During the festival, there was a captivating session of unaccompanied singing that left the audience in awe.

• He often plays unaccompanied pieces on the guitar, allowing the melody to stand out on its own.

Synonyms

A

a cappella

vsunaccompanied

6 5.8

Sung by voices only without instruments

is used for any music, singing, or performance performed without accompaniment

M

musicless

vsunaccompanied

5.8

Without music playing, for example only speech or silence

is used for a performance specifically done without musical accompaniment

Antonyms

A

accompanied

4.4

Performed with musical instruments or voices

A

accompanied

3.7

With other people present, not alone

How Accompanied

orchestrated

• Specialized

4.9

accompanied

4.4

unaccompanied

• Specialized

1 5.5

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology