opening prelude

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Refers to the prelude at the very beginning of a musical piece or event.

preludeADJECTIVE + NOUN

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opening

Examples (10)

  • The concert began with a captivating opening prelude by the orchestra.
  • The composer wrote a short, dramatic opening prelude for his new opera.
  • We were all moved by the beautiful opening prelude played on the piano.
  • The conductor signaled for the opening prelude to begin.
  • Her performance included an exquisite opening prelude that set the mood.
  • The director chose a solemn opening prelude to introduce the film.
  • Listeners eagerly awaited the opening prelude of the symphony.
  • The play's opening prelude was a spoken monologue rather than music.
  • Historically, many Baroque pieces featured an elaborate opening prelude.
  • Have you heard the stunning opening prelude to that ballet?