intrada
noun
in·tra·da
ə̇n‧ˈträdə
plural -s
: a musical introduction or prelude especially in 16th and 17th century music : entreé
Word History
Etymology
modification of Italian intrata, entrata entrance, introduction, from feminine of intrato, entrato, past participle of intrare, entrare to enter, from Latin intrare
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