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Meanings of postludium in English
Russian
постлюдия In Catholic worship, an organ piece played at the end of a divine service; in classical music, analogous to an epilogue.
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Examples for "postlude"
Examples for "postlude"
1
The postlude is orchestral, with the chorus speaking above the music.
2
Tildy may show up there to watch this 'postlude' that's being tacked onto her play.
3
The organist began his postlude immediately after the benediction and the people began to go out.
4
They're going to do a postlude at the reception to clear up any confusion about the play.
5
Now she's arranged for some kind of 'postlude' during the reception so people won't go home in confusion.