The video for the laconic "2 Much," premiering on Noisey, is an accompaniment to that accompaniment, then.
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For the Danes, it's an ideal accompaniment to braised hare.
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Well, not quite solo; both works also involved electronic accompaniment.
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The theater will screen the film with live organ accompaniment.
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These photos serve as a visual accompaniment to the myths.
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And the chain's signature pepperoncini accompaniment was a nice touch.
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Their tones work well as ambient accompaniment for the video.
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An imported print will be shown with live piano accompaniment.
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Robert Simonson's recipe for a martini is the perfect accompaniment.
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The perfect sickly sweet accompaniment to the sickly sweet drink.
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In this space and with this accompaniment, his choreography takes off.
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GRANBY "The Navigator" (1924), starring Buster Keaton, live organ accompaniment. Jan.
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I changed the accompaniment, but the message is still very relevant.
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Underneath it, there's an analogue synth accompaniment, but it's quite incredible.
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And here's an unfussy salad that's a great accompaniment to pasta.
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This sometimes involved cinematic accompaniment (what we might call "multimedia" today).
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Hayes chose the rhythm section of the Bar-Kays for accompaniment.
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What better accompaniment to the military parade President Trump reportedly desires?
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They've seen it with full orchestras and just a piano accompaniment.
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The corps de ballet of swan maidens forms a passionate accompaniment.
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Or was modernism the background accompaniment for his one-man band?
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Its best accompaniment is Julia Moskin's recipe for grilled cheese sandwiches.
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Why is the musical accompaniment an EDM version of Ravel's "Boléro"?
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Accompaniment: Lifeguard will blow "Here Comes the Bride" on her whistle.
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Also, please note that there is no musical accompaniment in this video.
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Often, these seemed to be percussive accompaniment to baile funk (funk balls).
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NEW ROCHELLE "Pirates of Penzance" singalong, Sound Shore Chorale and live accompaniment.
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On "White Dust," released Friday, he reads poems over spare instrumental accompaniment.
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She received enthusiastic accompaniment from the house band at Greater Grace Temple.
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The bywords of Francis's papacy have been synodality, decentralization, accompaniment, pastoral care.
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Mr. Rattle provided sensitive and articulate accompaniment to Ms. Kozena's eloquent singing.
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Its best accompaniment is a very large, strong coffee, cut with cream.
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Accompaniment: Stan in Seat 14A will pull out one of his earbuds.
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Like many silent classics, "Nosferatu" is sometimes screened with live-music accompaniment.
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What better accompaniment to your masterpiece of a burger than—no, not ketchup!
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When the readings get steamy, torcedores provide an accompaniment of suggestive sound effects.
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Vodka is really the traditional accompaniment to caviar; it's not just a stereotype.
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All too frequently they sang under the accompaniment, insufficiently audible to be understood.
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This and a large glass of water are the perfect accompaniment to Insecure.
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NEW ROCHELLE "Pirates of Penzance" singalong, featuring Sound Shore Chorale and live accompaniment.
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The tomato element suggests sangiovese, which is also an excellent accompaniment to beef.
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It's not exactly the accompaniment you'd expect to hear at a religious procession.
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Analogue has shared the visual accompaniment to "Wildflowrr," which you can watch below.
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In addition to a script by Joseph Robinette, it features original bluegrass accompaniment.
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Mustard is good as an accompaniment, but kids may prefer pasta and butter.
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In this sense, I consider the question of your readers as an accompaniment.
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Accompaniment: Groundskeeper will tap "Worms Crawl In, Worms Crawl Out" with his shovel.
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Rice would be a fine accompaniment, as well, along with a big salad.
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Likewise, an herbal, peppery grüner veltliner, also from Austria, would be an excellent accompaniment.
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ACRCloud can extract the vocalist's melody track and isolate it from the background accompaniment.
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The talented producer releases another powerful visual accompaniment to his new album, out now.
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The score (and scenes with lack thereof) is a perfect accompaniment, rattling and haunting.
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Her husband Kanye West's song "Street Lights" was the #InTheMirror video announcement's musical accompaniment.
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Mr. McMahon, who provides piano accompaniment during Broadway auditions, mentioned a few fond memories.
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In my world, it's the perfect accompaniment to whatever you love doing the most.
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But to say the film is an accompaniment to the album would be inaccurate.
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The show makes a dandy accompaniment for a family trip to any of them.
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Should the address be arranged, a White House visit would be a natural accompaniment.
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These roasted yams are a marvelous accompaniment to a roast chicken or a salad.
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The farofa, an accompaniment, is ubiquitous in Brazil and adds body to the stew.
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It's also the perfect accompaniment to her blend of life-loving surf/garage rock.
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Mr. Herheim's production, often absurdist, makes ballet a frequent accompaniment for the stage action.
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Her high, tight voice is a great accompaniment, giving me '80s movie soundtrack vibes.
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Now they seemed independent of any music, now they seemed connected to their accompaniment.
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"When there is this welcoming, accompaniment, integration, there's no danger with immigration," he said.
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To the accompaniment of a glorious march, he escorts her back to the city.
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Their peers from the Music Division offer live accompaniment for parts of the program.events.juilliard.
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Off and on, there was singing upstairs in the living room, with instrumental accompaniment.
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There's no obvious musical accompaniment to D'Souza's career, but this is better, I promise.
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Quintessential Timber Timbre elements are still present, though, like Kirk's crooning voice and steely accompaniment.
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Life Itself does sometimes recall Crowe's mode of big-hearted male emoting, with rock accompaniment.
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Whether you prefer burgers or chicken, fries serve as the natural accompaniment to your meal.
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It doesn't feel like a social network any more—Facebook is an existence accompaniment tool.
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I'm not trying to correct anyone's way of drinking, it's just about understanding the accompaniment.
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Because no edible chicken-flavored fast food nail polish should ever come without instrumental accompaniment.
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She is surrounded by other outstanding actors, a sparkling nautical set and fine musical accompaniment.
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Katia and Marielle Labèque crisply dispatched the piano parts, but the orchestra provided tentative accompaniment.
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The walk with security accompaniment was unavoidably public and different from the other Grand Slams.
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Santosuosso decided to try to match up other people in need of accompaniment with volunteers.
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Post Malone and 21 Savage's recent, chart-topping collaboration "Rockstar" now has a visual accompaniment.
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The piece is striking for how integrated the solo part is with the orchestral accompaniment.
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Except for an early misstep, the Orchestra of St. Luke's provided lush and crisp accompaniment.
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A glass of fruit-forward Coteaux d'Aix-en-Provence white wine is a worthy accompaniment.
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A hoppy local saison from Southbound Brewing ($3 during happy hour) made a good accompaniment.
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The names of the dead were read to the plaintive accompaniment of a single cello.
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Really, the soundtrack plays like an accompaniment to any transformative period in a woman's life.
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Dr. Appiah originally contacted James and Young to create a film accompaniment to her book.
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His obvious musical impact was turning the electric guitar into a weapon, rather than an accompaniment.
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The affair highlighted a fundamental division among Catholics, which centres on the buzzwords "clarity" and "accompaniment".
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They are more ready to accept accompaniment, ie, compromise with the realities of the 21st century.
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Rather, it looks like a show of Germany's future might, even with the ragtime musical accompaniment.
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Pinkfong first uploaded their video accompaniment for the aquatic-themed earworm to YouTube in June 2016.
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The perfect accompaniment is the Sam Hain, courtesy of Al Sotack of Philadelphia's The Franklin Bar.
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The musical accompaniment felt somewhat excessive, like something out of a strangely political haunted house ride.
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His approach is radically pastoral, not doctrinal; it is one of "accompaniment" as he often says.
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The musical accompaniment here is a delicate piano cover of Oasis' "Wonderwall," with a female vocal.
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Most of the Purcell and much of the Britten used continuo accompaniment: mere harpsichord and cello.
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"Tokyo Chorus" (1931), silent film directed by Yasujiro Ozu, with live organ accompaniment by Ben Model.
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"Tokyo Chorus" (1043), silent film directed by Yasujiro Ozu, with live organ accompaniment by Ben Model.
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Sigur Rós performed in three programs, with Esa-Pekka Salonen and the L.A. Phil providing accompaniment.
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Brown choreographed many works without musical accompaniment, of which Glacial Decoy was one of the last.
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This new dynamic rap duo released their single "Ballin" yesterday, and now here's the video accompaniment.
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The music sometimes seems like an accompaniment to the drama, rather than a realization of it.
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Suffuse your own life with glamour and drama by using this micro playlist as background accompaniment.
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Xanax, a highly addictive anxiety drug, has become a popular accompaniment to beer and vodka shots.
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Elvis Presley then sings "C'mon Everybody," with Ann-Margret joining him in a hip-swaying accompaniment.
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For me, the HHKB's lightweight longevity has made it my go-to, to-go laptop accompaniment.
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On a basic level, songs that had to work with a single accompaniment to a vocal.
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Sometimes the best audio accompaniment is the kind you don't have to pay close attention to.
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According to DesignWeek, the zine is meant to be a print accompaniment to the brand's blog.
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Mr. Langhorne's empathetic accompaniment, always stressing feeling over flash, animated all 260 of the album's tracks.
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The sexualized, yet familiar, "girl next door" was the perfect accompaniment for soldiers stationed in Vietnam.
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Wine is no longer an accompaniment to food at places like Marvin—it's the main attraction.
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The smoked trout beet ravioli was a perfect accompaniment, as was the cucumber yuzu and galangal foam.
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A group of tourists from Moscow sang romantic Russian songs with guitar accompaniment partway up the stairs.
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It'd be great to hear some of your poppier arrangements, like "Slow Me Down", with orchestral accompaniment.
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Then based on that melody, you can make another model that creates instrumental accompaniment for that melody.
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The accompaniment keeps dancing around the expected, sidestepping into a bluesy progression here, a sultry dissonance there.
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Barbera, especially, with its bracing acidity, is a brilliant accompaniment, refreshing the mouth and stimulating the appetite.
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"We think its work, scrutiny and accompaniment is vital to the success of this process," he said.
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His works for the troupe were a long way from the musical accompaniment used in conventional dance.
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During discovery walks, citizen scientists will discuss forest ecology, while the fiddler Ian Moore provides bluegrass accompaniment.
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The Times's essential riot grrrl listening guide is a history (herstory?) lesson with aural and visual accompaniment.
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Because of her incisive jumps from side to side, you hardly notice the choral accompaniment they're providing.
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When the Celebrant sings "Blessed is the man who praises Him," a pop-style accompaniment pattern begins.
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Eventually, the collaborators settled on a more traditional theatrical experience: a film element and surround-sound accompaniment.
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The accompaniment, by the composer-pianist Timo Andres, deserved as much attention as Mr. Costanzo's masterly singing.
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But the most arresting moment, and a taste of Ms. Devieilhe's virtuosity, came without words or accompaniment.
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Told partly in color and partly in black and white, the film contains long stretches that are virtually silent, with musical accompaniment (composed by Carter Burwell) that sometimes adds atmosphere, and sometimes punctuates what's happening on screen, similar to how musical accompaniment worked during the silent-movie era.
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K216, it looks like this'll be a perfect accompaniment to any BBQ you might throw over the summer.
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As he did on the early PTL records, Bazan himself wrote every line, melody, and accompaniment on Phoenix.
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It's what happened when Demi Lovato challenged James Corden to sing diva hits with an a cappella accompaniment.
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Now let's watch the entire, glorious run in full, with the Seahawks' local radio broadcast for audio accompaniment.
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Eschew salsa for a sticky-tart jam that is an ideal accompaniment to sandwiches or a cheese plate.
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For others, they prefer to eat it alone or in accompaniment with rasam, a spicy tamarind-based soup.
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That makes it a perfect accompaniment to a session with your squad, whether that's in-game or IRL.
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More recently, access to the area is permitted only with special permission and accompaniment of an official guide.
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Without Labrinth's vocals or any accompaniment other than a guitar and percussions, Cyrus's voice is strong and emotive.
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That contrast of darker thoughts and words with tender musical accompaniment show a more profoundly individual relationship exploration.
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At its core, opera requires a singer to perform with an accompaniment, without the use of mechanical amplification.
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While "Detroit" depicts the Dramatics rehearsing without the accompaniment of instruments, they are not an a-cappella group.
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Choreographic flourishes by Elisa Monte Dance are incorporated, and four musicians provide a well-deployed, drum-heavy accompaniment.
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On Sunday, Ms. Krefft will introduce Murnau's pastoral "City Girl" (1930), which will screen with live piano accompaniment.
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We all know the standard sound of a silent film accompaniment, but how did that style come about?
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Juicy chicken wings are richly burnished and seasoned, and a refreshing Asian-style slaw is a suitable accompaniment.
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However you choose to serve this dish, the freshest, ripest figs for dessert would be a lovely accompaniment.
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There was supposed to be a sound accompaniment to these rooms, but I do not recall hearing anything.
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A nice tapa of chorizo with a little bit of beer or a good wine, what better accompaniment?
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Good with drinks or as an impromptu meal, burrata, with your accompaniment of choice, makes for easy entertaining.
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The North Carolina writer Clyde Edgerton, who happens to be a crack piano player, would be providing accompaniment.
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There are times when a simple pot of freshly cooked rice is the perfect accompaniment to a meal.
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What, pray tell, is the more obvious accompaniment to any grilled main dishes than fresh cut French fries?
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While meant to hypnotize on a turntable, the discs, made of lithographs printed on paperboard, have no sound accompaniment.
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Ahead, 29 inspiring winter recipes that are the perfect accompaniment for catching up with Riverdale and wearing fuzzy socks.
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"It's surprisingly delicious (and makes a good accompaniment to burgers and/or tots and/or corn dogs.)" she writes.
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The result: a char that opens their aromatic sweetness and makes them the perfect accompaniment to a spicy sausage.
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Bieber got the party started with a chill rendition of "Love Yourself," for which James Bay provided guitar accompaniment.
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Fifth Harmony performed the hit track at the VMAs, with accompaniment by Gucci Mane, and of course, his suit.
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Lam: People usually listen to music with some form of contextual accompaniment anyway, like soundtracking an activity or transit.
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A honey-yellow Alsatian white was better with the house-made blood sausage than its accompaniment of oversalted sauerkraut.
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Although the traditional accompaniment to cake in Austria is coffee, I'm British, so I couldn't help but order tea.
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Dance flourishes, a drum-heavy musical accompaniment and the noise of the surrounding city complete the package. (1:30).
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Her accompaniment for this engagement includes Mark Summer on cello, Serge Merlaud on guitar and Ralph Humphrey on drums.
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The combination made for a perfect bar-snack appetizer, a bed for fried eggs, an accompaniment to seared steak.
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A few centuries later, the sausage eventually replaces the pork pieces and becomes the "official" accompaniment to the galette.
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At Life Team, it's about relational accompaniment, giving social workers the discretion to do what they think is best.
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In France, dried flageolet beans, small and pale green, are a common accompaniment, or fat dried white coco beans.
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Like Mr. Young and Ms. Zazeela's collaborative installations, Mr. Gibson's live performances tend to involve dreamy, meditative visual accompaniment.
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The men sang without accompaniment, without notes, their eyes focused on a space above a feast of Georgian dishes.
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They take no more than two minutes per side to cook and need only a lemon wedge for accompaniment.
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When the Wii launched, Wii Sports was a similarly delightful accompaniment that showcased what the console could really do.
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Available only around Christmas, this "sweet bread" is the perfect accompaniment to a hot chocolate when visiting the city.
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But the Times Late-Night Comedy Committee is sincerely hoping Mr. Richie gets a moment to sing without accompaniment.
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And doesn't caramelized endive and fig tart sound like a grand and slightly unexpected accompaniment to breast of duck?
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As an accompaniment to the main fish dish, Kayrouz makes a bouillon consisting of the fish's guts and head.
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So maybe Little Women is the perfect holiday movie — and its soundtrack, a great accompaniment to cold winter nights.
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The skin was so crispy it reminded me of Chinese roast duck, and the sauce was a perfect accompaniment.
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And at least for now, they're exclusive to the retailer, making them the perfect accompaniment to your Prime Day shopping.
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Resnick Neuropsychiatric Hospital at UCLA, where West is being treated, allows children to visit with adult accompaniment and patient permission.
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In the video above, Lovato and Corden sing their hearts out with the accompaniment of YouTube a cappella group Levels.
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A preview snippet of "Callin' Baton Rouge" shows Brooks alone on stage with his guitar, yet getting full band accompaniment.
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Essentially, Until The End would be a delightful accompaniment to a cemetery picnic with someone you love who's leaving soon.
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Year after year, to the accompaniment of firecracker bursts and drums, the ritual is repeated as protection against evil spirits.
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Known today for their fascistic sympathies, the Italian Futurists developed a rowdy theatrical tradition of declamation and noisy musical accompaniment.
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The super-talented family will be performing a rendition of Evening of Roses as an accompaniment to this year's obituaries.
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The album, to be released on the same day as the movie, is a 14-track accompaniment to the film.
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"Helen in the Woods" is considerably darker than the previous tracks in terms of subject, mood, and even visual accompaniment.
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That makes it an ideal accompaniment for lonely, unsure characters who are nonetheless determined to experience what joy they can.
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The accompaniment was nearly as good — thick fingers of onion, each a few inches long, battered and deep fried ($215).
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For a program titled "Remembering Bill Evans," he'll have superb accompaniment: George Mraz on bass and Lewis Nash on drums.
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FAIRFIELD "New York to Paris, Operetta's Grand Tour," solos, duets and choruses from famous operettas with piano and cello accompaniment.
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CROTON-ON-HUDSON "Safety Last" (27963), silent film starring Harold Lloyd with live piano accompaniment performed by Jesse Beller. Aug.
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Republican Jim Jordan of Ohio invoked the name as if it legally required the accompaniment of horror movie theme music.
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Pearls are known in mythology to strengthen relationships, so are the perfect accompaniment to our limited edition Valentine's Day entrée.
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Who knows if it'll live up to Finding Nemo, but at the very least, it's got some great musical accompaniment.
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The video accompaniment was a collage of horrible racist tropes: blackface, tribal savagery, weird bone necklaces, and ritual animal sacrifice.
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Enhanced by the varying tempo of a lone piano accompaniment, it is a style that might be called epic picturesque.
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I think that's a fine vegetarian main course on Saturday night, or a beautiful accompaniment to a simple roast chicken.
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Always it forms a rich counterpoint to the stage action, which is often metrically fast when the accompaniment feels slow.
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In the Mexican state of Guanajuato, Las Libres never intended to become Mexico's most high-profile and brazen accompaniment group.
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She now works with accompaniment groups to offer psychological and emotional support to people during their own extra-legal abortions.
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Now the Fruity Nut bar is also made in attractive slabs that regional grocers sell as an accompaniment for cheese.
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Although the score, like much postmodern dance, doesn't require any musical accompaniment, you can respond to noises in your environment.
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Just as memorable is John Cage's accompaniment: a spoken collage of anecdotes that makes hilarious absurdity inseparable from Zen philosophy.
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Elsewhere, the sonic accompaniment is British music-hall songs or Édith Piaf's "Non, Je Ne Regrette Rien" or church bells.
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Instead, they're caressing, soft-edged beds, elegant accompaniment for a rapper who makes his points with textures more than words.
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The venerable string quartet is touring A Thousand Thoughts, playing live accompaniment for a documentary about its history and music.
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While these friendly little pieces indeed provide excellent accompaniment while going about one's day, they stand up upon close listens.
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Kanye West's new album, The Life of Pablo, has a new visual accompaniment, but it's not a new set of Kimoji.
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Over two weeks after releasing the original video for "Delicate," Taylor Swift is sharing another visual accompaniment for her reputation hit.
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The British songstress, who cites Jill Scott and Lauryn Hill as major influences, weaves beautiful soul music with creative orchestral accompaniment.
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Their policies aim to create an even better "New Dark Ages," with full accompaniment of darkness, disease, food shortage and disaster.
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"I try to impress on young quartet players the idea that there's really no such thing as an 'accompaniment,' " he said.
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In fact, if a so-called accompaniment figure is played in a wooden manner, the melody itself will sound less beautiful.
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The music of chains clanking on snowplows and buses provided a muffled accompaniment, the snow quieting the noise against the pavement.
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They showed that pounding the skins could be more than tempo-driven accompaniment—it was an expressive language of its own.
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The only other accompaniment to an Oregon-style crab feast are frosty bottles of thick, craft Oregon beer and dry cider.
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Ennio Morricone's powerful musical accompaniment to The Hateful Eight took home the Academy Award for Best Original Score on Sunday night.
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Meanwhile, he's left us with an accompaniment for those introverted moments when you need to recharge your batteries on your own.
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Both the book and show feature scenes in which imprisoned families watch silent films with the accompaniment of benshi — live narrators.
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Jackson doesn't need much in the way of musical accompaniment; she's backed by a piano and a softly played upright bass.
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The late night show has crafted their own comedic video accompaniment to the real 2016 recording aired by CNN on Tuesday.
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Besides releasing smart, affecting new music, each of Bonobo's tracks released from his latest album features a captivating music video accompaniment.
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What do you do when you want to drop a sick freestyle but your beatboxing buddy isn't on hand for accompaniment?
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Difficult Women is a dark book, pulsing with repressed anger that emerges in sudden starts and with the accompaniment of violence.
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"I'm prepared to recommend a level of accompaniment that will allow us to be successful," said Dunford, according to DoD News.
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As Paul played some light piano accompaniment, Dave and I watched the toaster for a good two and a half minutes.
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One instrument leaves the orchestra with each new decade, and by the end Mac sings original, not popular, songs without accompaniment.
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This dish from Haute Auvergne, made with mashed potatoes, Salers cheese, and garlic, makes for a perfect accompaniment to red meat.
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The pregame festivities included Rays players throwing baseballs into the stands to the accompaniment of American pop songs from the 1980s.
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Char up your sweet corn and your tangy little cherry tomatoes for the perfect accompaniment to sweet, tender grilled bay scallops.
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It just makes sense that this strange chapter of Batman's history on film would be the incarnation that merited Prince's accompaniment.
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A bouquet of butter-steamed spring vegetables (carrots and turnips for now, peas and asparagus tips soon) is a welcome accompaniment.
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"I run a street food business and our harissa is expensive, but it's a core accompaniment to our flatbreads," she said.
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Since the 1980s, audiences have known Mr. McFerrin as a virtuoso vocalist who can deliver entire captivating sets without any accompaniment.
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The special starts with a series of quick, inane observations, rambling mini-stories, and little half-songs with minimal instrumental accompaniment.
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Also, her recipe for mast-o khiar, a staple accompaniment of yogurt cut with cucumbers, herbs, raisins, walnuts and rose petals.
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The staggering amount of history, with its impressive relics and monuments, remains a dramatic accompaniment to serene desertscapes and welcoming people.
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Lemony cauliflower with hazelnuts and brown butter is a fresh new take on steamed cauliflower, an excellent accompaniment to chicken meunière.
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This is the visual accompaniment to one of the most famous piano recordings of them all, Rachmaninoff's Third with Ms. Argerich.
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That's because abortion accompaniment groups, no matter how successful, are not a replacement for legalized abortion across Mexico and Latin America.
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I sprang for a bottle of Catalonian orange wine fermented in amphorae, which turned out to be a fine acidic accompaniment.
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He pared these down into 60 separate monologues, which he recorded himself with musical accompaniment from Chattanooga-based ensemble Prime Lens.
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On Friday, the Times' podcast, The Daily, will begin a limited series called "1619," an audio accompaniment to the magazine edition.
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His interpretation was full of drama, but sometimes went too far in emphasizing an accompaniment figure or inserting a pregnant pause.
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She and Mr. Stack devise music that is as much counterpoint as accompaniment, an active participant in the songs' internal dialogues.
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If you hear it, it becomes the ideally atmospheric accompaniment for Cunningham's nature study, with plops and glugs like marshland noises.
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That scrumptious course was followed by another: roast lamb, thought to be the perfect accompaniment to the wines of the Médoc.
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Preminger overdubs multiple tenor saxophone parts, which paddle around each other and rest gently on Jason Moran's rippling piano accompaniment. RUSSONELLO
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Someday soon I'll make Nigella Lawson's recipe for spiced red lentils, which as she notes is a terrific accompaniment to salmon.
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It's a biographical documentary about the venerable string group Kronos Quartet, designed to be played with musical accompaniment by … Kronos Quartet.
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It makes him the perfect accompaniment to Jimmy Kimmel's regular segment, "High Witness News," which gets people to lie about being high.
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"It's surprisingly delicious (and makes a good accompaniment to burgers and/or tots and/or corn dogs)" Food & Wine's Maria Yagoda wrote.
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The single most important instrument in Carnatic accompaniment today is the violin, introduced by Christian missionaries to Vedanayagam Sastriar, an early composer.
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Cubes of bread are the classic accompaniment, but you can try whatever dippers you like, including boiled potatoes and roasted Brussels sprouts.
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From live film accompaniment in Paris to a ballet gala in Vienna, the spring season offers classical music programs of all kinds.
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CHATHAM "Tommy: A Bluegrass Opry," by the HillBenders, a show covering the original Who album with video accompaniment and audience participation. Jan.
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It is the second visual the siblings have released, having dropped an emotional music video accompaniment to "Hold On" back in February.
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Or, in the case of my personal favorite: using pornography to provide visual accompaniment alongside the Filipino pop band Orange and Lemons.
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Lamar is perfect accompaniment on this track, an artist whose own oeuvre is largely is dedicated to and in celebration of blackness.
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Frank Ocean refused to submit his album Blonde or the visual accompaniment Endless for consideration for the 2017 Awards for similar awards.
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Lopez also explained that the "Medicine" visual accompaniment was inspired by Busby Berkeley musicals, specifically the inclusion of the cake of dancers.
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An actor at the bar played a riff on Thandie Newton's character, Maeve Millay, while another player piano provided the musical accompaniment.
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I'd always liked 125 as a DJ and it turned out that it was a great accompaniment to a day at work.
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Recently a reporter doing a story about my new book, The Essential Oyster, asked me to name my favorite accompaniment with oysters.
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The audacious backdrop which harmonizes with her on stage attire provides a far more visually arresting accompaniment than any onstage musical combo.
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You can treat it as an accompaniment to Our Big Playlist of the Best British Songs of 2018 from earlier this week.
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Unlike Kanye's roll-out, we can guarantee that a Nickelback album will come from nowhere, with a "terrifying disco nightmare" visual accompaniment.
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Everything is mixed together in a small plate and eaten with a spoon as a salty and crunchy accompaniment to the toddy.
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The music on the radio can be helpful here; I've found that a big, anthemic prog-rock song makes a good accompaniment.
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It turns out my least favorite wine was served in accompaniment with my absolute favorite dish of the night: gourmet banana pudding.
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For active moms, the gift of cannabis yoga classes will offer a pleasant, heady accompaniment to her usual low-impact workout routine.
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Directed by Mark Romanek ("Shake It Off"), the music video is the perfectly sunny accompaniment to the happiest summer song since "Happy."
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I recently chose Lizzo's album and it was the perfect accompaniment to what turned out to be a VERY sweaty HIIT session.
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Ten dancers dance to the same ceremonial rhythms that RAM will later make music to, presented as dance choreographies, without eclectic accompaniment.
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She would record her vocals and email them to Ms. Ortiz, who would add accompaniment in the studio and email it back.
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Example No. 1: Bill Conti's theme to "Rocky," as brash and manipulative an accompaniment to a workout montage as ever there was.
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You could serve it as a dip for pita, a bedding for sautéed ground beef, an accompaniment to grilled vegetables or lamb.
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If you live in a place where recreational weed is on the menu, this is the perfect accompaniment to your bake session.
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And a coffee station at the front of the store made for a nice accompaniment to a sweet snack from the bakery.
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City Kitchen Put away that potato salad: An easy, versatile and refreshing rice salad is a great accompaniment to whatever you're grilling.
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The drums propel this track foward, while Williams, whose voice could easily become melancholy, strikes an upbeat note thanks to her accompaniment.
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After studying design, he knew that he wanted to make artwork that was a fitting accompaniment to the music on an album.
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The sound of the movie begins to emerge from the theater's speakers, but without its visual accompaniment it seems somehow louder and harsher.
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PEOPLE has the exclusive release of the LCR$-directed video, which is the band's first visual accompaniment for a single in 14 years.
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These are popular filming locations for amateur drone videographers who like uploading the footage onto the internet with patriotic or uplifting musical accompaniment.
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After days of teasing the visual accompaniment for Sheeran's latest single, the musical pair debuted their Emil Nava-directed special project Friday morning.
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The ideal accompaniment would be dry, intense and structured enough to stand up to the rich beef, but not powerfully fruity or oaky.
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Just in time to celebrate another black pioneer, Martin Luther King Jr., the silent film is back, with Donald Sosin providing piano accompaniment.
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With a piano accompaniment, she does, and can be heard impressively belting out the 2003 track's chorus as her proud mom looks on.
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However, lovers of the Spanish drink say it should be enjoyed all year around and made a suitable accompaniment for another British tradition.
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The hypnotic former company member Silas Riener dances "Changeling" and Vanessa Knouse and Benny Olk perform "Suite for Two," both to live accompaniment.
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There were no instruments and no singing, and the musical accompaniment came from others' recordings — how could anyone make records out of that?
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The economy is humming, the party's centrist and liberal wings are fighting, and the drumbeat of impending Trump doom isn't finding much accompaniment.
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The creamy potato and spicy oil were a superb accompaniment to the filet; it may have been the best bite on the menu.
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It shows on 35 mm with live piano accompaniment in what is said to be the most complete version since the original release.
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OTTAWA — For the seasonal salad at the popular Oz Kafe here, the shavings of Gouda cheese are a salty and delicious culinary accompaniment.
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Muscle and joint pain unrelated to an injury is a common accompaniment, as well as headaches that are new or worse than previously.
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Throughout Phillips's performance, Moor Mother supplied a musical accompaniment: a fuzzy radio-electronic set that hypnotically traversed space, time, and the present reality.
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I could have served a potato purée, a familiar accompaniment to this sort of stew, but, thankfully, I had lentils in the pantry.
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The Batsheva factor: The bob is the perfect contrasting accompaniment to the Laura-Ashley-Gunne-Sax-inspired boho-prairie look that's flourishing lately.
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Eric Jurenas is now the countertenor in a production created by the director Doug Fitch, with accompaniment provided by the International Contemporary Ensemble.
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At the Kitchen, choreographer Bárbara Foulkes will perform an improvised aerial dance with Cruzvillegas's suspended sculpture, with musical accompaniment by Andrés García Nestitla.
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The scent of myrrh hung heavy in the air from the swinging incense burner that functioned like a percussive accompaniment for the chanting.
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His pieces, including twisting, architectural earrings (in white gold and pearl) inspired by Surrealism, were the perfect accompaniment to the stunning evening dresses.
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New York Baroque Incorporated provides the orchestral accompaniment on period instruments, with the soloists Ellie Dehn, Clare McNamara, Lawrence Jones and Jesse Blumberg.
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You could make it tonight, either as a stand-alone meat-free main course, or as an accompaniment to some braised chicken legs.
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It's good on its own, with a few salad leaves, but I think it makes a nice accompaniment to grilled chicken or fish.
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Not that other wines aren't great with oysters, just as Muscadet has far more going for it than to be an oyster accompaniment.
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Next month's public performance of "Hester" is limited to the first of three acts; a piano will stand in for the orchestral accompaniment.
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They can offer legal assistance, accompaniment to ICE check-ins, financial help, or in the case of the safe house network, direct sanctuary.
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A familiar sight in downtown New York clubs as both a spectator and a performer, he often read his poems to jazz accompaniment.
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Seemingly out of nowhere, a beguiling melody begins, almost like a children's tune yet touched with yearning, wafting over a tender, slow accompaniment.
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David Tanis is in the smart set, too: His glazed shiitakes with bok choy are a beautiful accompaniment to a simple roast chicken.
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His final Mass at Holy Cross ended with a standing ovation and an accompaniment of bagpipes and drums from the city's Sanitation Department.
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John Massari's music deftly toes that line between between humor and horror, offering the perfect accompaniment to the movie's campy, neon-vomit creepshow aesthetic.
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Enabling True-Fi in its default settings for my age pushes the orchestra accompaniment forward, and overall adds brightness and presence to the sound.
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With a piano accompaniment, the 11-year-old impressively belted out the chorus lyrics to the 2003 hit as her proud mom looked on.
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The J.Cole-directed visual accompaniment opens with men and women staring at and judging Hart in a supermarket as the star peruses the aisles.
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This crab cake sando would be a perfect accompaniment to a good burger, but also, probably plopped right on top of a steak, too.
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A highly seasoned rice pilaf, based on one I admired there, studded with currants, pine nuts and chunks of pumpkin was a great accompaniment.
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The groom entered to the accompaniment of "Eye of the Tiger"; "It's a classic, the one athletes listen to get pumped up," he said.
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All involve double or triple projections that create a strong spatial experience, as do cutting-edge sound effects alternating with well-chosen musical accompaniment.
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So whether you're toasting a special occasion this summer or sipping out of a plastic cup at a picnic, Lambrusco is a great accompaniment.
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Sautéed spinach is a simple, snappy side dish that welcomes variations, and wilted ramps are a great accompaniment for a couple of fried eggs.
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A barbecue beef stick ($1.95) is a perfect accompaniment: tender, well-seasoned beef with a hint of sweetness, grilled on a small wooden skewer.
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The song is mainly Taylor and an electric guitar; at the 56th Annual Grammy Awards, Swift played her own piano accompaniment for the song.
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It will also color this installment of the Art of the Score festival, with two landmark New York movies shown with live orchestral accompaniment.
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It's a combination of theatrical monologuing, MIDI keyboard shredding, CDJ juggling, and violent video accompaniment—punctuated at least once by harrowing death metal growls.
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In many ways the Mercury Prize-winning band are the perfect accompaniment to a film set in the blissful nothingness of Scotland's capital city.
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Cozy as a hug and warm as a sweater, the Pinzon Heavyweight Velvet Flannel Sheets are the perfect accompaniment to your cold-weather Zzz's.ProsCons
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At restaurants, it's the first thing you order, often with an accompaniment of fat anchovy fillets or a plate of hand-cut Spanish ham.
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Each screening will be accompanied by a different musical accompaniment — sometimes by the original soundtrack by Simone Giuliani and other times by contemporary improvisations.
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The piano accompaniment is a shade more haunting, invoking something closer to a demon lover than a terrestrial being who has done her wrong.
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The new track, "Signs," with a distinctly Caribbean beat, was the perfect musical accompaniment to a collection filled with breezy and tropical Hawaiian shirts.
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Pinkfong, the South Korean educational brand behind "Baby Shark," first uploaded their video accompaniment for the aquatic-themed earworm to YouTube in June 2016.
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And he is now playing the complete set as the accompaniment to a new dance work by the acclaimed choreographer Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker.
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The vital accompaniment to this rice noodle bowl, and many other Vietnamese dishes, is a platter of lettuce leaves and tender, fragrant fresh herbs.
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A different kind of ambiguity arises in the solo arias, where tensions between voice and accompaniment often conjure the desperation of the beleaguered soul.
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They're sweet but not too sweet, they're crumbly but not too crumbly, and they're the ideal accompaniment to a bad cup of plane coffee.
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Strozzi uses the voice to create four different moods, capturing in print what was then the common practice of improvising over an instrumental accompaniment.
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Its presentation is deeply earnest and straightforward, with actor Joey Batey singing along to an orchestral accompaniment that gets more and more sweepingly dramatic.
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By the eighties, however, she was moving toward the mainstream, making works for big stages, with musical accompaniment (another thing that she had eschewed).
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"Raising the threshold of resale at a loss without asking for any effort, no accompaniment, no transformation, is a form of blank cheque," he added.
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Jarmusch and Logan's SQÜRL — which they describe as an "enthusiastically marginal rock band" — weaves a trippy musical accompaniment to four silent films by Man Ray.
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Today, English is sharing a visual accompaniment for the title track—one of the record's heavier moments—that emphasizes the dreamier qualities of his work.
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What name is generally given to the crunchy snack, flavoured with seafood, that is often served as an accompaniment to Chinese meals in the West?
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Hinton's layered musical accompaniment triggers any and all of these, which is a key part of why he's one of his generation's best electronic artists.
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He found that the louder the accompaniment, and the further away the listener (or microphone), the more difficult it is to hear the vocal fry.
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Perhaps closer to release is the Harley Quinn-centric movie Gotham City Sirens, a Suicide Squad accompaniment that will follow three of Gotham's female villains.
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Forging a deal for music accompaniment to legitimate user-generated videos could open the door to a deeper partnership with labels around professional music videos.
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It's punctuated by airy pads and shimmering, almost acidic arpeggios, a light accompaniment to the brooding, low-end bassline and punchy drums that sit underneath.
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Mintel said its retail consumption data includes packaged pasta and "meal accompaniment pasta" products but exclude soups as well as frozen and chilled ready meals.
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The same could be said of Mehmet Ali Sanlikol's "Harabat/The Intoxicated," in which the composer sang and played the oud against dense orchestral accompaniment.
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Conservatives say that accompanying gay men and women should include a correction of their lifestyle; progressives say Francis' accompaniment should include a change in doctrine.
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Sometimes the accompaniment for a song, emanating from a cassette tape recorder hidden in a nearby bush, could not keep the singer precisely on key.
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Then a writer of jingles and commercials, he made the 2002 album "Beethoven's Wig: Sing Along Symphonies," which featured a vocal quintet and orchestral accompaniment.
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They were a departure from his work with the True Believers, much deeper, lyrically, with string accompaniment—Iggy Pop by way of Van Morrison, maybe.
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This year offered Alfred Brendel lecturing on Woody Allen, and a Charlie Chaplin film with live accompaniment from Ms. MacGregor backed by a jazz ensemble.
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Rice paper screens part to expose geishas in kimonos, and the musical accompaniment is as soothing as a cup of tea on a snowy day.
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If you reduce the sugar by half, sourdough waffles are a perfect accompaniment to Pete Wells's take on the fried chicken served at Brooklyn Bowl.
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On the F.I.U. website, a time-lapse video shows the intricate raising of the bridge before dawn on Saturday to the accompaniment of triumphant music.
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When the taped sounds contains snippets of the voice itself — recorded either beforehand or sampled live in performance — the distinction between song and accompaniment dissolves.
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Cukor's 216 comedy "Girls About Town" (on Friday, Saturday and Thursday) finds Francis and Lilyan Tashman seeking wealthy male accompaniment, with Francis targeting Joel McCrea.
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Because most of their music is instrumental, I find it makes for an excellent accompaniment when filling a grid, as lyrics tend to distract me.
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Rodney Bush, the music director, provides solo keyboard accompaniment to Ms. Thompson's songs, reinforcing the impression that we are at a cabaret evening run amok.
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It features the eerie music of Nocturnal Emissions, an English sound-art collective, which had served as the accompaniment for some of Poppo's Butoh performances.
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With spare accompaniment, she held the stage for an entire evening, performing more than 282 of Smith's songs and summoning the events of her life.
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After listening all day to a scratchy boombox tuned to a hip-hop station, Abraha shops to the accompaniment of rock music from the Wallflowers.
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He composed six suites for the cello — a four stringed instrument that, at the time, was relegated to the role of accompaniment in larger ensembles.
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Art House will perform a site-specific work choreographed by Samantha Blake Goodman, with accompaniment from vocalist and electronic musician Akua and trumpeter Anthony Calonico.
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As accompaniment, I suggest very small sweet potatoes, baked in their jackets (though larger slices of sweet potato would work), and quickly blanched bok choy leaves.
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It's songs like these that contrast to more traditional country fare—songs like "Blacksburg" and the tender "Don't Go," featuring accompaniment by singer/violinist Amanda Shires.
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"To add one song into [SoundHound's] database, it must look for at least one user to sing or hum the melody without instrumental accompaniment," Li said.
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They sang to the accompaniment of the bandura, a string instrument reminiscent of the harp, and the kobza, an instrument similar to a modern day lute.
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In July, Williams addressed infidelity rumors surrounding his divorce in JAY-Z's short film Footnotes for 4:44, the visual accompaniment to the rapper's latest album.
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Smith comes out to the somber accompaniment of Military Taps played on a solitary horn by Harry Styles and performs the saddest dunk of all time.
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Dolores (Evan Rachel Wood) begins to sing Rick Astley's "Never Gonna Give You Up," and is accompanied by Clementine Pennyfeather's (Angela Sarafyan) sweet, sweet piano accompaniment.
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They provide the perfect accompaniment to the gardening show I listen to on NPR while driving through the Mississippi Delta and across the river into Arkansas.
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Beyond the holiday-theme and full orchestra accompaniment, Intel couldn't give us any details on the contents of the show, which will run through Jan. 8.
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The eye catches colorful linear abstractions in Gursky's compositions, and with the accompaniment of Hawtin's electronic music, the worlds captured on film feel alive and booming.
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Without the use of singing or any vocal accompaniment, the band builds huge landscapes of exuberance and feeling through the track, carving unexpected turns and peaks.
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It wouldn't be an Arca record without the contributions of Jesse Kanda, who has provided "Anoche" a visual accompaniment as subtly violent as it is intimate.
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Press commentators and politicians thundered, to the accompaniment of Lilliputian toots of self-regard, that the American leader was clearly reading from a London-drafted script.
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At the Edinburgh Literary Festival, he gave a lecture about Nuremberg and the law drawn from his book, with slides and violin accompaniment by Tomo Keller.
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At a time when homophony was coming to the fore—melody over accompaniment—Duarte's contrapuntal interplay of lines would have had a somewhat old-fashioned sound.
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"Pais Nublado" is a dreamy and reflective piece of pop, a perfect accompaniment to the passing of winter solstice / the fact days are getting longer again.
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The video for "New Level," Ferg's song with Future, is a fantastic visual accompaniment to a track that's about rising above adversity to achieve something noteworthy.
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No matter which of these recipes you make (ideally all of them), jalapeño cornbread is the perfect accompaniment; the side to the sides, if you will.
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I asked her if, like me, she views the method as little more than an opportunity to make a salty, creamy, acidic and umami-packed accompaniment.
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The piano accompaniment strips "The Cradle Will Rock" of much of its sostenuto beauty; what's left is further eroded by singing that sometimes grates the ears.
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Yet, from the first, Mr. Neenan's touch is slightly off: The dynamics he keeps asking of his dancers are always more emphatic than their musical accompaniment.
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His son, now 10, learned to play the rhythmic flute music by ear and hoped to play accompaniment, which was frowned upon because of his age.
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The four works after the intermission, dating between 1993 and 2016, are tied tight to their (taped) musical accompaniment: It's as if musicality were a Sudoku.
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At first, she gave the viola some lengthy solos with little or no accompaniment, but Gilbert advised her to add more activity to the supporting parts.
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He brought out the slyness beneath the demure surface of the second movement, which opens with a lofty melody over a deferential accompaniment with pizzicato strings.
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On Wednesday, Grisey's music could be heard throughout the third-floor architecture and design galleries and made a spooky, hard-charging accompaniment to the Bauhaus collection.
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Wearing a highwayman's mask, and billed only as the Masked Avenger, he walked onstage, read the Fieri review to a live piano accompaniment, then walked off.
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To extend the activity, you might have musically inclined students set poems they have studied in school to music — and read lyrics aloud without musical accompaniment.
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Providing musical accompaniment is Fred Johnson, who sits in a back corner of the stage and plays percussion and, briefly, a singular West African stringed instrument.
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The LED displays provide a colorful variety of moving images, such as one of sakura blossoms falling serenely from the sky, to the accompaniment of music.
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To make it more of a meal, you could spoon the salad over large spicy arugula leaves; halved nine-minute eggs would be another nice accompaniment.
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But there was once a time when films were much simpler and had no audio other than a snazzy piano accompaniment, often played live in the cinema.
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JAY-Z brought in many of his famous friends to star in the visual accompaniment to the song in which he confirms he cheated on wife Beyoncé.
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Once I entered the Perfect Beach app, I could pick which scene I preferred (beach daytime, beach sunset, pier daytime, or pier sunset) and the musical accompaniment.
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In the movie, these everyday moments are augmented through the illustrative and abstract qualities of vectorization, and form an accompaniment to Ferreira's album of the same name.
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The Saturday highlights include appearances by the Story Pirates and the ensemble Joshua David Stein and the Band Books, which gives musical accompaniment to tales for children.
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JAY-Z brought in many of his famous friends to star in the visual accompaniment of the song in which he confirms he cheated on wife Beyoncé.
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The goal was to create this hypnotic accompaniment to the music that would still allow you to have quite a subjective experience with regards to the song.
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Flowers and chocolates are too "been there, done that," and taking her to brunch feels like more of an accompaniment than a gift in and of itself.
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Moura's simple acoustic guitar accompaniment could barely be heard over the audience talking to each other, looking at their cell phones, or leaving the stadium for refreshments.
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In July, Williams also addressed infidelity rumors surrounding his divorce in JAY-Z's short film Footnotes for 4:44, the visual accompaniment to the rapper's latest album.
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Samantha Montgomery is an aspiring singer with a hard New Orleans life who calls herself Princess Shaw and posts videos of herself performing original songs without accompaniment.
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As on their charming new album, "August Love Song," the two will work here with subtle accompaniment from the guitarist Rolf Sturm and the bassist Mark Helias.
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In accompaniment, President Trump also took significant steps to restrict Chinese investment in the American economy and open a case against China at the World Trade Organization.
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Their velvety calls are a bass accompaniment to the revelry of red-winged blackbirds, Carolina wrens and cardinals as they welcome spring back to New York City.
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She wrote each song on Three Futures as an accompaniment to a room in a ten-room house, each with its own smells, textures, tastes, and colors.
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The Childs is a study in cool minimalism, arranged above and below a two-tiered set designed by Frank Gehry, with shimmering musical accompaniment by John Adams.
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In the Middle Ages, the hurdy-gurdy functioned as an aid to choral teaching in monasteries but soon became known as a rustic accompaniment to village dances.
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Mr. Glass's music, famously, employs loops and repetitions in its orchestral accompaniment: Mr. McDermott matches these, with the visual marvels achieved by the skills group Gandini Juggling.
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Bob Baker's puppets will then take over for a circus-themed number, followed by an improvisational noise performance from F, complete with costumes, projections, and puppet accompaniment.
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After it builds to a chaotic fever pitch, the mist eventually clears away for a blissed-out two-chord progression in accompaniment with Temples' original song's chorus.
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Ms. Constand, a former point guard who played in college, takes the shot to the accompaniment of "Sweet Georgia Brown," the theme song for the Harlem Globetrotters.
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Hardly by coincidence, the perfect accompaniment to such dishes is from the neighboring vineyards of the Friuli-Venezia Giulia region, where the country's best white wine originates.
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Please post on Instagram, with the hashtag #MyOCanada, a video of you singing the anthem in any language, style or setting you like, with or without accompaniment.
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Embroidered with nuts, wild fennel, bay leaves and citrus peels, this edible centerpiece is a fine accompaniment to cheese, dessert or a 20-year-old tawny port.
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"It has to make it funny and appealing — especially all the recitatives," he said, referring to the rapid-fire dialogues set to harpsichord accompaniment between the arias.
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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.
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Coming through like he's racing to the function at light-speed, it's the ideal accompaniment to whatever turn-up you're predicting will enter your space this evening.
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Pretty spicy, a little herbaceous, and so very soothing thanks to chamomile syrup, it's the ideal accompaniment for a tearful viewing of Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.
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In July, Williams also addressed the cheating rumors surrounding his divorce in JAY-Z's short film Footnotes for 4:44, the visual accompaniment to the rapper's latest album.
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Man of the Woods is Timberlake's fifth solo studio album and "Man of the Woods" is the fourth song off of it to receive a music video accompaniment.
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The ad, with its doleful piano accompaniment, could also be read as pretty insensitive to the way some women respond to the pressures they may face post-baby.
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As the name suggests, the programme was an exploration of Celtic culture and mythology, and Enya's oddly timeless artistic output made a suitably spooky, defiantly un-contemporary accompaniment.
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When it's time to sing his name in the song, the pup leans his head back and lets out his best howl right along with his human accompaniment.
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Roasted vegetables are the perfect accompaniment to steak or chicken, or on their own crowned with a fried egg, a scoop of creamy yogurt or some crumbled feta.
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As a meal, it would be monotonous, but when sampled, in our case, between bites of duck hearts and an oxtail marmalade, the cauliflower became a worthy accompaniment.
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The music will find visual accompaniment in the drawings of Nick Austin, currently on view in the space, who shares Allen's interest in offbeat storytelling and visual play.
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Mixes like this one by mysterious new age don Sorcerer are a perfect accompaniment for any of us out there who like to dream away the working day.
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Every Wednesday night, we Campus Crusaders would meet in a lecture hall to sing worship songs to the accompaniment of a live rock band composed of attractive Crusaders.
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Presented with full costumes and piano accompaniment but in a slimmed-down, hourlong narrative, the production will be followed by a discussion with the performers and Mr. Capasso.
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Campfire guitars serve as the lone accompaniment to Bejar's bare, gruff voice, before bass, drums, and a synthesizer bolster the sound without letting it grow any more overwrought.
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It is important to underscore that the role of the priest is one of accompaniment, meant to inform the conscience of the discerner on principles of Catholic faith.
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I hope even if you're dealing with rain or howling winds, you'll give it a try real soon, perhaps as an accompaniment to carne asada or fish tacos.
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I dress it with Mexican crema to create a hot slaw of incredible sweet-smokiness, the perfect accompaniment to almost anything you'd think to cook on the grill.
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Overhead, the buzz of helicopters bringing groceries and construction materials up from the coast has become a regular accompaniment to the sounds of rushing streams and bleating goats.
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The tenor starts out in synch with the ritornello; attempts to assume an independent melodic shape; and then, failing that, tries to join up with the accompaniment again.
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A few chefs and owners love to play their favorite music at teenage-Metallica-fan volumes but in most restaurants, the music is mere accompaniment to the crowd.
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The track's opening riff and consistent momentum draw the listener in immediately, so that the video becomes accompaniment to a killer song instead of an attempted mini-movie.
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For his second encore, Giovanni's serenade, Mr. Gerhaher was joined by a violinist from the orchestra who gave a nimble account of the accompaniment part on a little mandolin.
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A relatively cheap subscription service (think around $3 a month, or perhaps freemium) would provide users access to a full library of closed captioning, ASL accompaniment, and other options.
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" Brett Eldredge ring-a-ding-dings in the holidays in Sinatra-esque fashion, savoring the brass accompaniment to "Winter Wonderland" and "It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas.
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The Grey's Anatomy actor appears in JAY-Z's short film Footnotes for 4:44, a visual accompaniment to the rapper's new album, which was released Monday, according to E!
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In this way, her show was less of a distraction from the political and economic realities of 20th century Cuba and more a necessary accompaniment to living within them.
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Raines de valles strawberries are kind of hard to come by, but macerating any old berry with champagne vinegar would be a nice accompaniment to this lemony, floral granita.
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The most obvious answer would be that a recording of the album will play alongside a visual accompaniment, and that West will not actually be performing the songs live.
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Sing Street is the kind of film that enthusiastically bellows its feelings to the sky, with full band accompaniment and a triumphant guitar crescendo to drive it all home.
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Traditional Irish music has often been an accompaniment to traditional Irish dance, but the innovative musician Tommie Potts, who died in 1988, approached it as an independent art form.
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Terai explained that, for him, the really tear-inducing moment was when it transpired that the groom's sisters had secretly prepared a piano accompaniment to the father's saxophone solo.
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That's streaming here if you'd like to dive in, and we here at Noisey are pleased to present THIEF's first music video for "King of the Lepers" as accompaniment.
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This corn and tomato panzanella salad is the perfect summery accompaniment to a whole grilled squab—or chicken, if you don't want to get too fancy with game birds.
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Over the course of two interviews, one with the Skarstad brothers and another with accompaniment from Mike Rekevics, we explore the essence of Yellow Eyes and their unique worldview.
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Pair it with multimedia artist Brenna Murphy's stunning visual accompaniment Permutate Lex—in which she surveys the strange realm through both telescopes and kaleidoscopes—for a moment of escape.
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On "Firecracker," Terje and crew take the legendary Japanese trio Yellow Magic Orchestra's vintage dance jam and embellish it with an uptempo beat, trilling keyboard line, and choral accompaniment.
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On Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, choreographer Bárbara Foulkes will perform an improvised, aerial dance, a duet of sorts with Cruzvillegas's suspended sculpture, with musical accompaniment by Andrés García Nestitla.
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But let's face it: No matter where you buy your sausage or which sausage you choose, savory spiced caramelized onions and apples fried in butter make the perfect accompaniment.
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His arms raised high, he had the look of a soloist conducting from the piano, sometimes in conflict with the stately, controlled orchestral accompaniment led by Jaap van Zweden.
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In denaturing the stage action from the narrative, though, the play makes it possible to admire Berry's certified-organic artistry and Morrison's haunting accompaniment, without feeling anything like unease.
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The TR-808 Rhythm Composer and the TB-303 Bass Line — synthesizers with built-in sequencers — were designed for musicians to practice with at home, by programming artificial accompaniment.
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The thunderous clack-clack of gunfire and small dots of white smoke overhead provided a loud and unexpected accompaniment to the start of city's evening rush, as videos showed.
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In a witty classroom scene, Ms. Milch-Sheriff sets a passage from Heidegger's "Being and Time" to music that is a parody of a serenade, complete with mandolin accompaniment.
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In the midst of some lovely iTunes Visualizer-grade video accompaniment, Travis Scott brought out James Blake, who is somehow always able to maintain proximity to very famous people.
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It's a recipe he ginned up for late nights after working the line at his restaurant Babbo in New York, a perfect accompaniment to just one more glass of wine.
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When you're ready to progress, don't drop the yoga and Pilates if you enjoy them — they're an amazing accompaniment to weight training and pretty kick-ass workouts on their own.
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Singles often come complete with painstaking visual accompaniment in the form of illustrations and—in the case of "Night on Earth"—an ambitious video creating an off-kilter 1950s prom.
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In addition to Williams' work, Morricone's Hateful Eight score beat out Thomas Newman's musical accompaniment to Bridge of Spies, Carter Burwell's contributions to Carol and Jéhann Jéhannsson's work on Sicario.
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The game is obviously designed as an accompaniment to our day-to-day lives, as we wander around our city checking emails, look at Facebook or snap photos on Instagram.
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In "The Art of the Benshi," UCLA will be screening a program of silent films along with musical accompaniment (including a shamisen) and live narration provided by modern Japanese benshi.
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For Ernst, "when you deal with singing, accompaniment and balance issues on a daily basis, it is a major learning factor which you can apply to the interpretation," he said.
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There are certain contributions to the project that I loved so much I wanted to listen to them on their own rather than as an accompaniment to what I'm doing.
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The listener can choose to create a bare solo performance featuring little more than Buckley's voice, or go all in, with piano accompaniment, full orchestration, and even a backing choir.
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In the final sequence (after yet another car accident), the orchestral accompaniment for the aria is played for the first time, by an ensemble situated near a highly trafficked roadway.
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In Lois Lowry's "Vital Signs," the textual accompaniment to the painting, the sign is the object of scorn for members of the local athletic club, who plot to destroy it.
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He pulls a pistol from his pants and shoots a man playing guitar, then is soon tossed an assault rifle so he can mow down the gospel choir providing accompaniment.
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"The intent of the book is to help pastors develop an attitude of understanding, as well as a capacity for accompaniment, towards their homosexual brothers and sisters," the archbishop writes.
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Alternately, they become scary and saintly; grotesque mutants and smooth doo-wop singers; chipper domestic souls who banter to the accompaniment of a sitcom laugh-track and hounds of hell.
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It was powerfully dry and just slightly bitter, a perfect accompaniment to our tapa of papas aliñá con melva, possibly the best thing I ate during my time in Spain.
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To the sounds of an unearthly accompaniment sung by Radiohead's Thom Yorke, she began to move like a clockwork doll that had become possessed by some demon force within her.
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This bassist is about to release "Lys/Morke," a ruminative and openhearted album on which his only accompaniment is the ambient sound he recorded on the Norwegian island of Fleinvaer.
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New Yorkers will get to see them April 13 to 17, in the first visit by the full company since its debut in 2009, and its first with orchestral accompaniment.
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Now, when it was too late, she could see how graceful the grass had been as the accompaniment to Serena's dance that morning, how it had moved with her movement.
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Disney on Ice was in town, and along with their adult accompaniment, they were tramping towards the arena, the closest they could get to reaching the mythical kingdom of Arendelle.
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After a few minutes, some of the icky bits near the skin that would be discarded by more conventional sushi chefs appeared as an accompaniment, flash fried into crispy chips.
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We didn't want a lot of dialogue, because it was going to be scored with a live accompaniment [by Kronos Quartet], so we just focused on what we were seeing visually.
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If the LTE-enabled Apple Watch rumors prove true, that could potentially cut into a significant piece of Mighty's niche, by playing to runners looking for musical accompaniment beyond the phone.
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Notes on Blindness, made as a VR accompaniment to a film of the same name, literally creates a visual language that emulates how someone with heightened aural senses perceives the world.
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It has to be willing to go to a place that can't be wallpapered over with a constant accompaniment of music bubbling along to let you know everything is all right.
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There's even a way to add automatic bass lines and drum accompaniment to the recording with a single tap, to get a better idea of how the finished song might sound.
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His experience scoring films by Paul Thomas Anderson and French director Trần Anh Hùng can be felt most acutely in Pool's orchestral accompaniment, provided by the London Contemporary Orchestra and Choir.
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The ethereal and somewhat haunting song proves perfect accompaniment to the show, which follows a young woman as she embarks on a Nancy Drew–style quest to find her missing friend.
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The slow movement of the First achieves a hypnotic stillness, as the brass section repeatedly unfurls a stately chorale alongside a varied, kaleidoscopic accompaniment that includes African drums and cathedral chimes.
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O.S.," now with a gentle piano accompaniment, while "Dancing Queen" is roared out from a flotilla of vessels as they approach the enchanted isle, like some radical camp mutation of "Dunkirk.
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The menu's main courses featured other Cypriot riffs on Greek standards: barley as an accompaniment to braised lamb, whole fish wrapped in grape leaves, a red snapper fillet dashed with basil.
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Why else do you think it made such a perfect accompaniment to a show about trapping a group of beautifully regular strangers under one roof and filming them as they sleep?
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The space opera gets an incredibly colorful and hallucinatory accompaniment with 3D artist Moritz Reichartz's video for the title track, which shows the first stage of this interstellar journey in action.
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Accompanied by a drummer, the ever-bespoke Daedelus was in particularly rare form, pushing buttons the way you'd imagine Greek gods throw thunderbolts, dropping thundering bass in time with his accompaniment.
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Ms. Wang, hammering ostinato chords with immense force that belied her small frame, didn't have the look of a soloist with accompaniment, but of a percussionist among others in an ensemble.
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While there are human dancers below, the spheres seem more like an accompaniment, though a poetic, visual one, much like Andy Warhol's silver helium-filled pillows in Merce Cunningham's "Rainforest" (1968).
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Or if you've been to a live concert where there's been a strong visual accompaniment alongside the music, Sayonara Wild Hearts is what'd happen if they then handed everyone a controller.
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For this engagement of her fledgling company, she presents three works choreographed by women — two of them set to music by female composers — with live accompaniment by the New York Jazzharmonic.
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"Nike shoes are sold to the accompaniment of words delivered by William S. Burroughs, and songs by The Beatles, Iggy Pop, and Gil Scott Heron," Frank writes in the book's introduction.
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For our next book club we have chosen "The House of Mirth," by Edith Wharton, and we are now looking for a more contemporary novel that would be a good accompaniment.
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I love Julia Moskin's recipe for Texas-style chili, indeed all chilis, a dish that is as delicious an accompaniment to prose and music as it is to ritualized television violence.
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The restaurant's version of fli, the slow-baked, many-layered pancake, is served as a long, narrow wedge with no accompaniment, although it is somewhat less than fully tender and moist.
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When: Saturday, October 1, 7–11pm Where: 1087 Flushing Avenue (Bushwick) "A live theatrical performance of scifi radio show content to the accompaniment of a live orchestra" — need we say more?!
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Mostly, she raps in Xitsonga—the South African language spoken in her home province of Limpopo—and her flow is rapid and lilting, a perfect accompaniment to the icy, upbeat instrumentation.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In the summer of 2015, at a backyard party in Bushwick, a lone woman — Cammisa Buerhaus — performed a confident set of songs with distorted electronic accompaniment.
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This is her third nomination — she was previously up for Best Original Song at the 2016 Oscars for "'Til It Happens To You," a haunting accompaniment to the documentary The Hunting Ground.
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I can't really imagine it because the prospect of it is so challenging that my mind's eye flat-out refuses to conjure any kind of visual accompaniment: I am bereft of imagination.
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Melodies that had previously been heard on a lone acoustic guitar or as a delicate piano figure are now enhanced by multi-hued accompaniment, bringing the songs to life in vibrant Technicolor.
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"As guests sat down to dinner, tenors performed ''O Sole Mio' to the accompaniment of a live string quartet and the evening ended with the obligatory fireworks display," according to the Mail.
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In an Arsenal team that too often found itself passing aimlessly around the centre circle, Rosicky was a crucial accompaniment, a man capable of building to a crescendo in front of goal.
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Felton rocked a Slytherin sweatshirt and green baseball cap while blending in with the other costumed muggles who came to see Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets with live musical accompaniment.
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It's doubtful Midge cares which Babs-sang musical accompaniment is most appropriate, since she is now a single mother of two officially living with her parents, in her pink-drenched childhood bedroom.
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Williams addressed his split from Drake-Lee — and rumors of infidelity — in JAY-Z's short film Footnotes for 4:44, a visual accompaniment to the rapper's album, which was released in July.
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Williams addressed the split — and rumors of infidelity — in JAY-Z's short film Footnotes for 4:44, a visual accompaniment to the rapper's new album, which was released Monday, according to E!
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It's because the sweetness and subtle acid of the apples is the perfect accompaniment to the fatty, savory, salty pork, and this dish is the perfect example of its highly addictive nature.
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Much of Float is divorced from the terms of its creation; the works' founding contexts sometimes included music, dancing, and the accompaniment of other visual art but here there is only print.
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Billed as psychedelic spoken word, "Let Me Hang You" (Khannibalism/Ernest Jenning Record Co.) will be released on July 15 via King Khan's new label, with updated ambient accompaniment for the author.
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New York Botanical Garden: 'The Orchid Show: Orchidelirium' (ends Sunday) Saturday is the last Orchid Evenings, an after-hours accompaniment to this garden exhibition that includes cocktails and live music (2123+ only).
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Another more contemporary offering, the house-made burrata with aged balsamic vinegar, was melt-in-the-mouth creamy, but the cherry tomato and limp lettuce accompaniment took the dish down a notch.
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The gluttony comes out mostly through the two guitarists, Noel V. Harmonson and Charlie Saufley, playing through distortion and wah-wah pedals, alternating between soloist-and-accompaniment relationship and mutually assured destruction.
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Using a combination of grainy archival footage of real TV shows and original scripted material, Diogo Strausz and Rodrigo Peirao give their spaghetti western-esque disco track the visual accompaniment it deserves.
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Although it features Abba hits, including "Thank You for the Music", and songs from Andersson's musicals and solo work, he performs them alone at the piano without any accompaniment and without vocals.
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We talked to Ben about how his alcohol-free gin company came to be, what people think of it, and how you should drink it (don't worry; tonic's still a good accompaniment).
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I struggled to appreciate his 2016 album "Orphée," on Deutsche Grammophon, but I have immense respect for his film scores, which are so complex and carefully considered that they transcend mere accompaniment.
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As the projections shift in waves of color and form that alternate from abstract to recognizable imagery, live piano, guitar, saxophone, percussion, and more will provide aural accompaniment to the visual spectacle.
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Since then, Las Libres estimates it has helped 10,000 women, some of whose numbers are saved on Rosalía Cruz Sánchez's cell phone under names like "Acompañamiento 567," the Spanish word for accompaniment.
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The sound accompaniment is Tony Conrad's eccentric 1976 video "Cycles of 3s and 7s" in which he repeatedly divides and multiplies on a calculator, narrating the action as the machine clicks away.
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Nearly 30 seconds in, Herrmann introduces a tuneful melody that, even in its singing ease, feels unstable over the accompaniment, a symptom of the horror hiding behind the amiability of Norman Bates.
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If that wasn't enough, just before Christmas, a brass ensemble showed up at her home blaring funeral music in accompaniment of a horse-drawn hearse and men dressed like the grim reaper.
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Old in this case stretches back to "Broken Barriers" (on Sunday), a silent feature from 1919 based on the writing of Sholem Aleichem; it's showing in a new restoration with live accompaniment.
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The classic accompaniment is a fruit ketchup or green-tomato relish, something piquant and bright against the rich, cinnamon-and-clove-scented taste of the meat, the vague porkiness of the dough.
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She wrote tunes for voice and instrumental accompaniment that display a gift for embodying words in sound: Words about desire reverberate with unresolved tension, words about anger feel like a quickened pulse.
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So there was something weirdly funny when the anchor read out the news, to the accompaniment of grainy footage of a World War II fighter plane that appeared to be a Spitfire.
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The significance of these dioramas emerged and shifted during the show, sometimes through magical effects and sometimes simply though stories DelGaudio told, to the accompaniment of an original score by Mark Mothersbaugh.
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His nasal voice, his sarcasm, even his walk—"a long-striding gait ... usually done to the arrhythmic accompaniment of nervous wiggling fingers," wrote Sports Illustrated's Jack McCallum—tend to grate upon the senses.
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The difference is that Snap Judgment, which is produced by NPR and hosted by Glynn Washington, adds musical accompaniment to stories, usually making for an experience more along the lines of slam poetry.
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Rather than hire a whole cast of musicians and composers, the invention allowed them to churn out affordable musical accompaniment made by a solo composer, or in many cases, the film's directors themselves.
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A lively avenue created by 200 schoolchildren and scouts and girl guides welcomed the couple to Victoria Park, to the accompaniment of the Penclawdd Brass Band and the Beyond Borders African community Band.
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He addressed the split — and rumors of infidelity — in JAY-Z's short film Footnotes for 4:44, a visual accompaniment to the rapper's new album, which was released in July, according to E!
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We'll give him props: Despite his kazoo accompaniment making our ears bleed a little, it didn't necessarily sound worse than when we scream along to the song at the top of our lungs.
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Bread sauce is served as a traditional accompaniment to Christmas dinner in the UK. The sauce is made from — yep, you guessed it — breadcrumbs mixed together with milk, butter, onions and several spices.
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It's a very elaborate one, to be sure, complete with Evan Rachel Wood actually covering the song with piano accompaniment from fellow cast member Angela Sarafyan on set, but it's a troll nonetheless.
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Williams, 35, addressed the split — and rumors of infidelity — in JAY-Z's short film Footnotes for 4:44, a visual accompaniment to the rapper's new album, which was released Monday, according to E!
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BossaBrasil: Leny Andrade with Roni Ben-Hur Trio (Friday and Saturday) Ms. Andrade, from Rio de Janeiro, specializes in the assertive buoyancy of samba jazz, singing in a deep cry over crisp accompaniment.
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Her opening aria, a celebration of an unfettered soul and an unattached heart, was a thing of special beauty with its accompaniment of pizzicato strings and soaring recorder, gorgeously played by Priscilla Herreid.
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Mr. Lamagna's score draws heavily, with acknowledgment, on the Adam music, providing fascinating adaptations of its rhythms and melodies into a percussive, folk-inspired accompaniment and also deploying electronic buzz, hum and voices.
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Italian Economy Minister Pier Carlo Padoan came to the defense of the ECB's QE program, commenting that the efficacy of monetary policy depended on the accompaniment of structural policies carried out by governments.
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The 14-track score was written, arranged and produced by Salisbury and Barrow with accompaniment from The Bristol Ensemble on Strings, Koenraad Ecker on experimental cello and Elizabeth Purnell as orchestrator and conductor.
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And while that may sound paradoxical, it's a perfect aesthetic accompaniment to the hopepunk philosophy that aggressively choosing kindness, optimism, and softness over hardness, cynicism, and violence can be a powerful political choice.
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Wilson, along with John Stamos, Sara Bareilles, Tituss Burgess, Darren Criss, and more will take to the stage at The Hollywood Bowl this Friday and Saturday, performing the full score with live accompaniment.
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The expansive music of Myths 003 is matched by the visual accompaniment, a real-time "day in the life" of Marfa that continually loops the album to shots of the Southwest American landscape.
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According to the promoter, Lopatin and video artist Nate Boyce, who has provided the visual accompaniment to Lopatin's live shows, will showcase new video work and will join Lopatin onstage as a guitarist.
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Which is why I often find myself most looking forward to a quiet moment when the violin, with barely noticeable accompaniment, plays a variation of the theme with bouncy spiccato and double stops.
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It was a gentler soundtrack than the hiss of cars outside on Queens Boulevard, and a lulling accompaniment to the plates that streamed steadily from the kitchen to my table in the corner.
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Two duos on the Miller program—"Ornations," for flute and clarinet, and "Bertha's Lair," for flute and drums—tended toward antic, rapid-fire exchanges, as if providing accompaniment for an avant-garde cartoon.
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Even on the other tunes, Mr. Willis's bright, dancing accompaniment and perfervid playing in the middle-high register announced a personal style, although he was just 22 years old when it was recorded.
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Eye-contact with the instructors creates an intimate bond Eye-contact with the instructors creates an intimate bond The Soundtrack – Popular songs are more than just a pump-up accompaniment to Peloton classes.
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On the American side, pop-star wannabes write narcocorridos, songs that celebrate the murderous exploits of vainglorious cartel killers, who, in turn, pay quite handsomely to have their deeds chronicled to musical accompaniment.
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He found his creative big break when providing musical accompaniment to Carolyn Hester, a fellow Greenwich Village folk artist, on her third album, and from there, would go on to sign with Columbia Records.
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In late 2014, the firm was forced to restrict sales of fries after industrial action at US ports affected shipments of thousands of tonnes of the chain's staple accompaniment to a burger to Japan.
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The app, which is available from the iTunes Store but doesn't seem to be working properly, creates song sketches in minutes, freeing you up to create beautiful lyrics and a bit of accordion accompaniment.
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And then sauté them in oil until they are crisp and brown on both sides, a perfect accompaniment to a thatch of green salad, a bowl of chowder or a neat pile of slaw.
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It's a fun accompaniment for the awkward movements of the shuffling toys, and helps paint Buenos Aires as a sunny city, filled with people who seem happy to welcome toy-folk into their midst.
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Grande shared the storyboard for the visual accompaniment that showed side-by-side photos of herself and the films she was inspired by, including Jennifer Garner in 13 Going on 30 and Mean Girls.
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His moodiness, in which strained soul singing and watery accompaniment signify a sensitive, overflowing heart, has become a pop staple, which may be why so many artists have wanted to collaborate with him lately.
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It's an excellent accompaniment to working, or blocking everything out, or lying on your back, pretending to be the protagonist of an extremely aesthetically beautiful film about a twenty-something having an existential crisis.
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Cinema's earliest pioneers may not have figured out how to synchronise moving pictures and recorded sound, but their films had audio accompaniment, whether from orchestras and organists or from percussionists adding gunshots and thunder.
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"UK flagged ships will soon be able to transit the Strait of Hormuz without close Royal Naval accompaniment, following a decrease in the specific risk of detention of these vessels," a government spokeswoman said.
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The design of the Sense ball itself is downright delightful, and it illuminates in various colors to signal conditions in the room or to act as a kaleidoscopic light accompaniment to the morning alarm.
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Second, he never wore his hair in long blond straggles, like a stoner Messiah; that, however, is the style favored by Moondog, as an accompaniment to his cacophonous shirts and his silver Ugg boots.
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Kate Carr, a 38-year-old Australian now living in London, has released records featuring the sounds of rural Thailand and Icelandic fishing villages, with an occasional guitar strum as the only musical accompaniment.
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In addition to sharing a cover of Carey's "Emotions," Grande has also posted a raw video of herself singing "Dangerous Woman" (from her 2016 album of the same name) a capella, with no accompaniment.
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Listen With(out) Piano is a star-studded and slightly unusual accompaniment, which sees the likes of Beatrice Dillon, Green Gartside of Scritti Politti, and Gang Gang Dance's Brian DeGraw taking on Taylor's work.
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Before "4.48 Psychosis," he drew a degree of notoriety for his 2015 piece "Illusions," in which an instrumental ensemble provides abrasive accompaniment to an anti-establishment monologue by the queer performance artist David Hoyle.
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They can be brilliant backdrops for dance, as in the new work "Fruits Borne out of Rust," a multimedia dance performance conceived and directed by Tabaimo and choreographed by Morishita, with live musical accompaniment.
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In ensembles that combine pattern and asymmetry, in duets and solos of thrilling contrasts and insistence, the choreography becomes the poems' outer framework (dance often proceeds at length between stanzas) and their spiritual accompaniment.
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The accompaniment from Lustrum holds similar reverence for the earlier days of black metal's glory, with simple yet evocative rhythms and riffs pounding onward and inward to serve as a backdrop for pure ugliness.
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Nor did many Midwestern kids born in 21945 have a grandmother who had created a scandal when she divorced her husband, vice president of the Illinois Bell Telephone Company, to the accompaniment of headlines.
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In his performances, most of these Rube Goldberg machine-like installations, which string together found materials, become percussive instruments or dynamic objects that spin into motion with the help of choreography and musical accompaniment.
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There, again, he will explain to us that he made Swift famous, but this time there will be a pre-recorded visual accompaniment rather than a collection of very skinny people wearing some clothes.
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A featured player in Latin American barbecue culture, from the asados of the south to the parrillas of Venezuela, this dark and delicious sausage makes an excellent cookout accompaniment, and is terrific on sandwiches.
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It's just a fast chicken sauté, but what flavor, and a terrific accompaniment to a mound of perfect white rice or a more complicated and very, very delicious one of Jamaican rice and beans.
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Mr. Cerveris then shared that "Finishing the Hat" from "Sunday in the Park With George" was his most frequent audition song, before proceeding to sing it to an appreciative audience, with live piano accompaniment.
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After code-switching from desperate-emo-pleading to commitment-phobic-rejection within the space of a single conversation, "Colorblind" is the melodramatic accompaniment to Sebastian searching for a heartbroken Annette to right his wrongs.
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The writer Alcides Greca recreated the poor living conditions and the eventual 1904 uprising of indigenous Argentines in the province of Santa Fe. The theater will screen this new restoration with live piano accompaniment.
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JAY-Z has released yet another video accompaniment to a song from last year's 4:44 LP. This time, it's an animated clip for "Blue's Freestyle," celebrating his daughter Blue Ivy Carter's sixth birthday.
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Along with musical accompaniment from singer Niia, what follows are scenes of the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star in the shower wearing only a drenched white T-shirt as her rapper beau joins her.
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A simple dish of pickled cucumbers, a crisp palate cleanser made with rice wine, garlic, and a bit of togarashi (a Japanese chili pepper condiment), seems a perfect accompaniment to almost any of this food.
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We hear it at the end of "The Gathering Storm," where Burton—who sounds an awful lot like Richard Burton and nothing like Winston Churchill—gets a musical accompaniment, whether he likes it or not.
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For years the sisters lived on opposite coasts — Maro in California and Anahid in New York — with each practicing duos to the accompaniment of a tape, recorded by the other and slipped into the mail.
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The "Filthy" singer, 37, was joined by his wife and The Sinner star, Jessica Biel, 35, for his the visual accompaniment of his latest album Man of the Woods, which he released at midnight Friday.
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For example, with acid house, you have an entire genre of music conceived on an instrument—the Roland TB-303—intended by its makers to be a cheap automated practice bass accompaniment for guitar players.
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Cantonese opera is one of the most popular versions of traditional Chinese opera, which combines acting, acrobatics, dance and singing in works set in the distant past performed with the accompaniment of a live orchestra.
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The Bolsheviks, secure in their economic determinism, assumed that the outside world would join them as a matter of course, and embraced non-Communist art and literature as both prologue and accompaniment to their own.
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And some quick pickles as well, with cider vinegar instead of the rice vinegar Martha Rose Shulman calls for, because that makes them the perfect accompaniment to buttermilk fried chicken, my favorite Sunday-night meal.
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Take "In Buddy's Eyes," from "Follies," in which the accompaniment turns reedy and sour whenever the despondent wife, who sings what she thinks is a tribute to her husband, starts lying about her "ducky" life.
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The Alloy Orchestra, whose percussive music always adds a modern, immersive layer to the experience of watching a silent movie without ever disrespecting the art, will provide live accompaniment with one of its best scores.
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In the cramped confines of Ikefukurou Cafe, on the sixth floor of a commercial building in Tokyo's Ikebukuro district, 37 owls are available for petting and as a nice accompaniment to a cup of coffee.
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Cunningham, whom she greatly admired, had made dance independent from music and design; she in turn helped to make it independent of technical rigor and, in the 1970s, to present it with no musical accompaniment.
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She smoked three packs of Gauloise a day, spoke in a booming bluster to the accompaniment of "lava, stones and thunder," and was a hopeless romantic in the crumbling mold of 19th-century Russian novels.
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The album was conceived three years ago, and the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago gave Fennelly the opportunity to follow through on this vision, bringing the visual accompaniment to Bellowing Sun's 73-minutes to life.
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With the requisite accompaniment of strobes and fog, it becomes transportive in the most unsettling possible way—a portal to another realm, where you can't really process the language, and everything is incredibly, unspeakably loud.
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