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postlude
[ pohst-lood ]
noun
- a concluding piece or movement.
- a voluntary at the end of a church service.
postlude
/ 藞辫蓹蕣蝉迟濒耻藧诲 /
noun
- music a final or concluding piece or movement
- a voluntary played at the end of a Church service
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of postlude1
Example Sentences
Carpeaux鈥檚 bust is a postlude to slavery in France, more of a congratulatory patriotic exercise than a direct appeal to the conscience.
It鈥檚 in five movements, with a little postlude, and each movement explores one of the classical Indian elements 鈥 the five elements that are used in Ayurveda medicine, for example: space, air, fire, water and earth.
Terror turns to mere sadness as a muted ensemble of bassoon and three contrabass clarinets 鈥 a feature of Eastman鈥檚 idiosyncratic, extravagant orchestration 鈥 offers a stunned postlude.
I know this because Sting once put his hand supportively on my back while I practiced the postlude of Schumann鈥檚 song cycle 鈥淒ichterliebe,鈥 and I haven鈥檛 washed that shirt since.
And I鈥檓 really proud of the orchestral moments: The Act I postlude is one of the most beautiful things Bernstein ever wrote.
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