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'''Adiunctio,'''<ref>Latinitate classica; "accompaniment . . . in music, ''adiunctio fidium voci.''" D. P. Simpson, ed., ''Cassell's Latin Dictionary,'' ed. 5a (Novi Eboraci: Wiley Publishing, 1968), p. 652).</ref> vel fortasse subtilius '''succentus''' (-us, ''m.''),<ref>{{Fontes[[Martianus desiderati}}Capella|Mart. Cap.]] 1.11.</ref> velrecentiore autem Latinitate recentioreetiam '''comitatus'''<ref>Saeculo 19; HELF., in [http://facweb.furman.edu/~dmorgan/lexicon/silva.htm Morgan].</ref> sive '''concentus instrumentalis,'''<ref>Eichenseer in [http://facweb.furman.edu/~dmorgan/lexicon/silva.htm Morgan].</ref> in [[musica]] est [[ars]] [[canticum|solitario]]<!--soloist--> [[instrumentum musicum|instrumentali]] vel [[vox|vocali]] sive [[grex musicus|gregi musico]] concinendi, saepe [[ductus|ductui]]<!--Anglice 'lead'--> appellato, modo sustinendo. Adiunctio ab exsecutore singulo ([[clavile|clavicene]], [[organum tubulatum|organario]], [[cithara|citharista]]) vel a grege integro—[[orchestra symphonica]] sive [[quadricinium fidium|quadricinio fidium]]<!--Latine aetatis aureae: concentus quattuor fidium. Sed revera?--> (in genere [[musica classica|classico]]) sive [[grex favens|grege faventi]]<!--backing band--> sive [[sectio rhythmica|sectione rhythmica]]<!--rhythm section--> (in [[musica popularis|musica populari]]) sive [[magnus grex|magno grege]]<!--big band--> sive [[concentus trium organorum|concentu trium organorum]]<!--organ trio [revera?] ~ fortasse Latine recentiori: tricinium organorum--> (in [[iaz]])—confieri potest.