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Coda Definition And Meaning
What's The Definition Of Coda? [n] the closing section of a musical composition Synonyms \| Synonyms for Coda: finale Related Terms \| Find terms related to Coda: accession \| accessory \| accompaniment \| addenda \| addendum \| additament \| addition \| additive \| additory \| additum \| adjunct \| adjuvant \| affix \| afterthought \| allonge \| anacrusis \| annex \| annexation \| apodosis \| appanage \| appendage \| appendant \| appendix \| appurtenance \| appurtenant \| attachment \| augment \| augmentation \| back matter \| bass passage \| bourdon \| bridge \| burden \| cadence \| catastrophe \| ceasing \| cessation \| chorus \| codicil \| colophon \| commentary \| complement \| conclusion \| concomitant \| consequence \| consummation \| continuance \| continuation \| corollary \| crack of doom \| culmination \| curtain \| curtains \| death \| decease \| denouement \| destination \| destiny \| development \| division \| doom \| double take \| dying words \| effect \| enclitic \| end \| end point \| ending \| envoi \| epilogue \| eschatology \| expiration \| exposition \| extension \| extrapolation \| fate \| figure \| final solution \| final twitch \| final words \| finale \| finality \| finis \| finish \| fixture \| folderol \| follow-through \| follow-up \| goal \| harmonic close \| increase \| increment \| infix \| interlineation \| interlude \| intermezzo \| interpolation \| introductory phrase \| izzard \| last \| last breath \| last gasp \| last things \| last trumpet \| last words \| latter end \| marginalia \| measure \| movement \| musical phrase \| musical sentence \| note \| offshoot \| omega \| ornament \| part \| Parthian shot \| parting shot \| passage \| payoff \| pendant \| period \| peroration \| phrase \| postface \| postfix \| postlude \| postscript \| prefix \| proclitic \| PS \| quietus \| refrain \| reinforcement \| resolution \| response \| resting place \| rider \| ritornello \| scholia \| second thought \| section \| sequel \| sequela \| sequelae \| sequelant \| sequent \| sequitur \| side effect \| side issue \| stanza \| statement \| stoppage \| stopping place \| strain \| subscript \| suffix \| supplement \| swan song \| tag \| tail \| tailpiece \| term \| terminal \| termination \| terminus \| tutti \| tutti passage \| undergirding \| variation \| verse \| windup \| Z See Also \| close \| closing \| composition \| conclusion \| end \| ending \| musical composition \| opus \| performance \| piece \| piece of music \| public presentation Coda In Webster's Dictionary \Co"da\ (k[=o]"d[.a]), n. [It., tail, fr. L. cauda.] (Mus.) A few measures added beyond the natural termination of a composition.

Coda Definition And Meaning

What's The Definition Of Coda?

[n] the closing section of a musical composition

Synonyms | Synonyms for Coda: finale

Coda In Webster's Dictionary

\Co"da\ (k[=o]"d[.a]), n. [It., tail, fr. L. cauda.] (Mus.)
A few measures added beyond the natural termination of a
composition.

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