Cp Bazzzman - Again And Again

INTERLUDIA (late lat. Interludium, from lat. Inter - between and ludus - game). 1) A musical (vocal instrumental or instrumental) piece performed between acts of opera or drama. May be associated with the stage. action, choreography. More often wears a name. sideshow or intermezzo. 2) Mus. a play or a detailed construction performed between choral stanzas (improvised on an organ), between parts of the cycle. production (sonata, suite). Usually, the division function prevails in India, which is often emphasized in contrast to the previous and subsequent, although less developed and vivid thematic. material (eg, I. “Walk” between the main parts of “Pictures from the exhibition” by Mussorgsky, I. between the fugues of Ludus tonalis of Hindemith). In I., where the communication function is accented, thematic. the material is often borrowed from the previous section, but develops in a new aspect.In this case, I., as a rule, is not a completed play (e.g., I. in fugues). G.F. Muller.