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Piano Accompanist Courses

A Piano Accompanist supports vocalists and instrumentalists by playing piano, preparing music, and collaborating during rehearsals and performances.

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Piano Accompanist careers

A Piano Accompanist plays the piano to support vocalists or instrumentalists, enhancing performances during rehearsals and live shows. They collaborate closely with musicians, interpreting music scores accurately while adjusting to the performers' tempo and style.

Typical duties include preparing and practising accompaniments, performing during auditions, concerts, and recordings, and providing musical direction when necessary. Additionally, Piano Accompanists may assist with teaching students, helping them develop their musical skills and confidence.