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companion piece

noun

  1. a literary or musical work that has a close relationship to another work by the same author or composer.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of companion piece1

First recorded in 1835–45
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Whether you call the film a promotional tie-in or companion piece — it was filmed two years ago, before all the album’s tracks were recorded — it’s still little more than a long-form music video vanity project, straining for importance, fumbling at resonance.

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The film serves as an ideal companion piece to the 1997 scripted film.

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And we’ll do a companion piece.

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Your book strikes me, in a way, as a companion piece to Spencer Ackerman’s "Reign of Terror," which is probably the best single work on how the post-9/11 era and the War on Terror changed this country.

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When I realized there was another story to tell in the universe established in “Secret Identity,” I knew I wanted it to be different — a companion piece more than a sequel.

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