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It's called an Overture or sometimes a Prelude

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15y ago
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9y ago

It's called the "Overture".

It originally applied to only the orchestral introduction to an Opera, but later composers used the term to refer to independent instrumental works.

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13y ago

It's called a PRELUDE! :)

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13y ago

It's called an Overture ... usually a synopsis of many of the musical pieces that will be included in the rest of the opera.

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12y ago

it's called an overture; the most common are french overtures, popularized by mozart.

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15y ago

Overture or prelude

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15y ago

Usually the 'overture' or 'prelude'.

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11y ago

Sinfonia

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