praeludium
/prɛˈlʌdiəm/Definitions
1. noun
A prelude or introductory piece of music, often in the form of a short suite or collection of movements, typically for keyboard or string instruments.
“The composer wrote a beautiful praeludium to introduce the main piece of music in the concert.”
2. noun
A prelude to a speech or performance, often used to introduce the main event.
“The politician’s praeludium to his speech was well-received by the audience.”