The phrase "accompaniment in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that complements or goes along with another item, often in contexts like music, food, or experiences.
Example: "The chef prepared a delightful dish with an accompaniment in a rich tomato sauce."
Alternatives: "a side dish in a" or "a complement in a".
The filmmaker Gus Van Sant did the same, with guitar accompaniment, in a 1989 home movie.
Mr. Lammer's involves acting out an entire silent film, during the period when the piano provided the accompaniment in a 1920s movie theater.
There are other arresting musical passages, like the wistful aria that García Lorca first sings with its sultry melody, its gentle accompaniment in a comforting three-four meter, and sighing counter-voices in the orchestra.
Asked in a 2010 interview — conducted in conjunction with his being named a Jazz Master by the National Endowment for the Arts — what was most important about providing accompaniment in an ensemble that thrives on improvisation, he said, "Total listening".
In his Quarters at a Base outside Paris, painted in 1894 but set in 1871, Anton von Werner depicts a muddy, manly Prussian officer singing Schumann's Mondnacht to piano accompaniment in an effete French drawing room.
As Mr. Mehldau provided an elusive accompaniment, in which an insistent bass tone kept quietly repeating, Ms. von Otter gave a refined account of a song that can easily turn sentimental.
This was the case in the first recordings, but a portion was also given to solos and accompaniment in which a single instrument, such as cornet, occupied the foreground while others, such as clarinet and trombone, played obbligato with combinations of guitar and/or banjo and/or piano chording insistently on almost every beat.
I also combined all of my favorite blueberry accompaniments in a single tart.
In Western single line (monophonic) music one feels this melodic tension when, for example, in the key of C major the note B or D resolves to C. A Westerner may feel an additional sense of harmonic accompaniment in such an example.
The other 30-second spot is also in slow motion, with a droning musical accompaniment in lieu of a voice.
In the right ear of my headphones was the full choral and orchestral accompaniment; in the left, a single piano line tapping out the notes for my part.
