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Often used in the same context:
interlude,
denouement,
epilogue,
elegy,
passacaglia,
postscript,
outro,
elegiac,
recapitulation,
fugue,
crescendos,
cadenza,
intro,
riff,
arioso,
accelerando,
scherzo,
toccata,
pizzicato,
dirge,
postlude,
liebestod,
chaconne,
threnody,
ostinato,
valediction,
gotterdammerung,
andantino,
glissando,
peroration,
intermezzo,
plaintiveness,
obbligato,
recitative,
melancholy,
allegretto,
danse macabre,
climaxes,
melody,
paean,
counterpoint,
tympani,
lyric,
chromaticism,
ode,
backbeat,
ditty,
evocation,
arpeggio,
symphonic poem,
roundelay,
poignance,
ballad,
con brio,
songlike,
segues,
larghetto,
da capo,
soliloquy,
encore,
nocturne,
gigue,
allegro,
longueur,
tremolos,
dissonances,
adagios,
caesura,
appassionata,
sarabande,
atonality,
portamento,
fantasia,
opuses,
doomy,
vivace,
reverie,
balladry,
timpani,
disquisition,
rumination,
euphony,
dies irae,
divertissement,
piano sonata,
andante,
aria,
mazurka,
fanfares,
sinfonia,
montage,
lyricism,
etude,
pastiche,
chords,
sonata,
narrative,
soundtrack,
flashback,
decrescendo,
vignette,
ballade,
finale,
prelude,
duet,
solo,
prologue,
tableau,
parable,
trio,
footnote,
harangue,
apostrophe
Part of:
composition,
musical composition,
opus,
performance,
piece,
piece of music,
public presentation
More general:
close,
closing,
conclusion,
end,
ending
Synonyms:
finale
Also try:
— Adjectives for coda:
short,
brief,
long,
final,
brilliant,
extended,
little,
lengthy,
fitting,
ironic,
quiet,
more...
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