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Afterpiece

An afterpiece (or postlude, German term Nachspiel is also used in English texts) is a short, usually humorous one-act playlet or musical work following the main attraction (the full-length play or music piece) and concluding the theatrical evening or religious service. In terms of content, there was usually no connection to the main performance. A…

Music, European theatre & Variants

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Music

European theatre

Variants

Postludes as part of dramas

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Afterpiece

Nodes74
Edges73
Triples80
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.027027
Components1

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Afterpiece

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related to Bibliography · 45
Afterpiece → Aufdeckung, Beispiel, Breslau Heinrich Förster, Chambers, Christopher, Connecticut, CS1, David Genthin, Die, Dissertation, Edinburgh, Etymologien, Fachprosaforschung, Freundschaft, Fürstbischof, Gattungskontamination, Geschichte, Holtei, ISBN, John
related to Variants · 19
Afterpiece → Abele, Atellanae, Baroque, Elizabethan, English, French, German, Greecethe, Harlequin, In, Italian, Jesuit, Latin, Middle Agesthe, Molière, Pickelhering, Romethe, Schwank, Spanish Baroque
related to European theatre · 13
Afterpiece → An, Charles Dibdin, English, European, Frau, German-language, Haupt, It, London, Staatsaktion, The, The Padlock, Vom Bauern Mopsus

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main und play theatrical theatre music de postlude german dramas tradition century plays afterpieces english one-act usually attraction piece tragedy

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pastoral plays instead of the improvised burlesquesinstance ofhe could not assert himself and recommended dramaturgically developed one-act plays0.80text
which were often played impromptuinstance ofhe could not assert himself and recommended dramaturgically developed one-act plays0.80text
Nathan the Wiseinstance ofa comic afterpiece was given after important dramas0.80text
Afterpiecerelated to BibliographyChambers0.60section
Afterpiecerelated to BibliographyThe Chambers Dictionary0.60section
Afterpiecerelated to BibliographyEdinburgh0.60section
Afterpiecerelated to BibliographyISBN0.60section
Afterpiecerelated to BibliographyJohn0.60section
Afterpiecerelated to BibliographyDavid Genthin0.60section
Afterpiecerelated to BibliographyThe German Nachspiel0.60section
Afterpiecerelated to BibliographyToronto0.60section
Afterpiecerelated to BibliographyCS10.60section

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