noun
- a piece of music played at the end of a church service or other ceremony
- a concluding part or event that follows the main portion of something
Usage: music
Usage: formal
Examples
- The organist played a beautiful postlude as the congregation filed out of the church.
- After the wedding ceremony, a joyful postlude filled the cathedral with music.
- The concert ended with a stirring postlude that left the audience in silence.
- The book’s postlude reflected on the themes explored in the main chapters.
- A brief postlude followed the formal presentation, allowing for informal discussion.
- The pianist chose a Bach piece as the postlude for the memorial service.