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   What is the difference between a prelude and an interlude?

   • An “interlude” separates two things, and no other “lude” allows the wedding party to both come in and leave. Of the three, “prelude” is used more frequently in books, as shown by this Google n-gram, possibly because it is used more frequently than the others in nonmusic contexts.

   How we got the terms postlude, prelude, and interlude

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   What is a prelude in literature?

   • A prelude in literature serves as a literary device that introduces and sets the stage for the main narrative, often offering context, establishing themes, or providing a glimpse into forthcoming events. It functions as a preliminary element, preparing readers for the unfolding of a more significant and substantial development in the story.

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   What is a prelude and a postlude?

   • You probably know what a “prelude” is, and you probably know its close cousin, “interlude,” so you’re likely able to figure out that “postlude” is the something that comes after. “Pre-” (before), “inter-” (during), and “post-” (after) are all prefixes that set something into a specific time period. But what’s the “lude” that they are timing?

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   Where did the word 'interlude' come from?

   • An “interlude” in music appeared around 1838, the OED says: “An instrumental piece played between the verses of a psalm or hymn, or in the intervals of a church-service, etc.” Then came “prelude,” around 1548. Interestingly, the OED says it is from “multiple origins”: “Partly a borrowing from French. Partly a borrowing from Latin.

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   May 22, 2024 · A prelude is an introductory section or movement that typically sets the stage for the main body of a work, often used in music and literature. In classical music, preludes serve as openers for more extensive compositions like operas or suites. An interlude, on the other hand, is a shorter segment that occurs between major parts of a ...

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   Mar 11, 2019 · Learn how these terms came from music and theater and how they are used in different contexts. Find out why postlude is not a synonym for extension and how to avoid jargon in travel brochures.

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   Apr 20, 2024 · Key Differences. A prelude is typically used to introduce a larger musical composition, establishing thematic or harmonic ideas that will be explored throughout the piece. In contrast, an interlude appears within the body of a musical work or performance, providing a pause or a distinct shift in mood or theme.

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   Oct 28, 2020 · Learn the differences and similarities between introduction, prologue, prelude, preface, foreword, exordium and preamble. These terms are comparable when denoting something that serves as a preliminary or as an antecedent to a work, but they have specific meanings and uses in different contexts.

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   Jan 2, 2024 · Prelude: A Literary Device. A prelude in literature serves as a literary device that introduces and sets the stage for the main narrative, often offering context, establishing themes, or providing a glimpse into forthcoming events.

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   Jul 3, 2024 · What are the features of an "interlude" in literary terms? The word "interlude" directly translates to "between play" meaning, it is a break from the flow of a piece (whether music, a story, or...

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   a period or event that comes between two others and is different from them: The ferry trip was a relaxing interlude during the drive. (Definition of interlude from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)