in’terlude

1. A piece, usually short, played between stanzas, or portions acts, movements, of-service. 2. A short operetta. diatonic, di onant, needing resolution; opposed to consonant, enwhen (q.v.); harmonic harmonic instead of simultaneously struck separately, hence opposed to melodic Contrary to the rules of Forbidden. Harmony (q.y.). Consecutive (q.v.). A natural interval is that between two tones of a major The scale. ratios of the vibrations of diatonic intervals are prime, rt: 1; second, 8:9; third, 4:5; fourth, 3:4; fifth, 2:3); sixth, 3:55 octave, 1:2. 8:15; seventh, interlu’dium, L., interméde (An-térméd), F., intermedio (in-tér-ma/di-5), intermezzo (in-tér-méd’-zo), 7. An interlude.