The phrase "accompaniment of his" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that accompanies or complements something belonging to a male individual.
Example: "The concert featured a beautiful accompaniment of his original compositions."
Alternatives: "his accompaniment" or "the accompaniment he provided".
But it was so odd, hearing these things from his white-outlined mouth, to the accompaniment of his tambourine.
OMAR SOULEYMAN Omar Souleyman, from Syria, carried the propulsive, hand-clapping Middle Eastern wedding music called dabke worldwide by distilling it to its danceable beat and the accompaniment of his essential collaborator, the composer Rizan Sa'id, whose nasal-toned keyboard lines constantly answer and goad Mr. Souleyman's vocal refrains.
Unlike almost any other race-caller, O'Sullevan had the poise and confidence to allow occasional seconds to tick by without the accompaniment of his own voice, if the field was moving undramatically between fences down the back straight, his restraint making him a pair for tennis's Dan Maskell.
One of his most famous and funniest recent songs, "My Attorney Bernie," which he performs in his new show (to the lone accompaniment of his own abrasively percussive jazz piano), combines equal measures of admiration and contempt and may be the best song about the legal profession ever written.
There is no reason for the government to claim the arrival of the First Vice President without the accompaniment of his chief of staff and his bodyguards".
Under pulsing lights, and to the accompaniment of one of his commanding electronic scores, Reznor made his way to the microphone on hands and knees, like someone released from a punishing confinement.
He certainly couldn't, however, do a one-handed handstand balanced on the back of a chair, swing from a trapeze by his toes, or fling himself across the stage like a flying fish, spinning in mid-air before flopping flat on the floor, and all of this to the live accompaniment of three of his own string quartets.
On arrival at the cemetery a short 15 minute service was held, after which Huskisson's close mourners moved to the graveside and Huskisson was placed in his grave, to the accompaniment of weeping from his brothers.
We are in Compton Verney, a stately home turned art gallery, which is hosting his exhibition, the Tulse Luper Suitcases, an accompaniment to his film of the same name.
The volumes he published in his 50s and 60s, usually to the accompaniment of popular performances of his poetry, even sometimes to jazz, on the circuits, won him increasing recognition as a craftsman, a love poet, un homme moyen sensuel who could put that role into verse with touching accuracy and appeal.
But, if you can get past the earnest bombast of the whole project, it sounds a lot like Sanders's current progressive economic agenda — a musical accompaniment to his policy positions of supporting unions, raising the minimum wage, and reforming the tax code to make wealthy individuals and corporations pay their fairer share.
