noun. A brief entertainment between two acts of a play; an entr'acte.

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noun. A short movement separating the major sections of a lengthy composition or work.

noun. An independent instrumental composition having the character of such a movement.

noun. A light and pleasing dramatic entertainment introduced between the acts of a tragedy, comedy, or grand opera; later, a ballet divertissement introduced in like manner.

noun. In music: A short musical work of light character inserted between the acts of a serious drama or opera; a burlesque or comedy. The intermezzo was the germ of the opera bouffe or comic opera.

noun. A short composition, without any definite musical form, introduced in an extended musical work, or a piece composed in a similar style.

noun. An interlude; an intermede. See intermede.

noun. A short piece of music or act in the interval of the main spectacle; a theatrical interlude.

noun. a short movement coming between the major sections of a symphony

noun. a brief show (music or dance etc) inserted between the sections of a longer performance

noun. a short piece of instrumental music composed for performance between acts of a drama or opera

"To make this even more tedious, on page 397 (twenty-one pages after Rothko first walked into the ship's bar) there is a kind of intermezzo between these two redundant descriptions of that first night out, in which we are told: "In May of 1959 Mark and Mell Rothko were preparing to leave New York for their second trip to Europe.""

interlude  

composition  movement  musical composition  opus  piece  

Hari  berfikir  byronism  cukup  dalam  

abeyance  act  afterpiece  anacrusis  bass passage  

intermede  intermezzi