An interlude in music is a short piece that is inserted between two larger sections of a musical work. It is meant to serve as a break or transition between the main sections of the composition. Interludes can vary in length and style, and may contain instrumental solos, brief musical motifs, or a change in tempo or mood.
In some cases, interludes may also serve as a point of rest for the performers or a chance for them to showcase their technical skills. Interludes are commonly used in various genres of music, including classical, jazz, rock, and pop.
Overall, interludes help to maintain the flow and structure of a musical piece, providing a moment of respite or contrast before moving on to the next section.
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