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Are you talking about vocal accompaniment?

A cappella in Italian means in the manner of the church (singing)."in the style of the chapel", i.e. a choir without the accompaniment of their respective instruments**. Even if you use a musical instrument, it's just to strengthen the voice. As the practice of mimicking instrumental textures has become more common, a cappella has also reduced the use of instruments to enhance the voice.

Today, a cappella can be defined as: created using only the human voice. Pure vocal a cappella "A Cappella" (a cappella), in the literal sense, is not to rely on any instrument, purely with the vocals to complete the original configuration of a song, there is no percussion in the song to control the beat, there is no main theme with the accompaniment, all rely on the performer's mouth to create and imitate various instruments and sounds, with the lead singer, to complete the whole song.

A cappella, that is, the vocal accompaniment consists of the rhythm of the drum beat and the harmony of the accompaniment, because the drum beat is exactly the same rhythm in each 8 beats, so many famous singers, including Europe and the United States, need to record the first sentence of the original song in advance to remind the singer to prepare to cut into the song.

A cappella. A cappella (Italian: acappella) has its origins in the Middle Ages, when the church sang only with human voices and no musical instruments.

In the 14th century, Europe entered the Renaissance period, and the development of a cappella also took on a new scene. Works by Joskundpre, Palestina, Monteverdi, are gems of the traditional a cappella repertoire. A cappella works of this period are most representative of madrigals.

A cappella refers to a multi-part** performance that is sung only with the human voice without instrumental accompaniment, and also includes vocal compositions written for this purpose. A cappella has its roots in the choirs (sacred ensembles) of the Catholic Church in the Middle Ages in Europe. Since the late Renaissance, it has gradually become a secular ** form of singing.

A cappella singing can give full play to the expressiveness of different voices, vocal areas and timbres of men and women, and maintain the coordination of sound quality and unity of style as a whole. In the long-term development, a cappella has accumulated a rich repertoire, and it still occupies an important place in the life of Europe and the United States.

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A cappella, that is, the vocal accompaniment consists of the rhythm of the drum beat and the harmony of the accompaniment, because the drum beat is exactly the same rhythm in each 8 beats, so many famous singers, including Europe and the United States, need to record the first sentence of the original song in advance to remind the singer to prepare to cut into the song.