What is an encore?
Q: What is an encore?
A: An encore is an additional piece of music played by a performer at the end of a performance that is not included in the program.
Q: Do performers usually plan to play an encore?
A: Yes, performers may secretly plan to play an encore but it is not guaranteed to be played.
Q: Why do performers play an encore?
A: Performers play an encore in response to the audience applauding and cheering at the end of a performance.
Q: What does the word "encore" mean in French?
A: The word "encore" is the French word for "again."
Q: Is an encore usually a long or a short piece of music?
A: An encore is usually a short piece of music.
Q: What type of piece of music is usually played for an encore?
A: An encore is usually a fast and upbeat piece of music, but it could also be a quiet and gentle piece if the previous piece was energetic and loud.
Q: Which type of concert is more likely to end with an encore?
A: A concert given by a solo performer or a small group of performers is more likely to end with an encore than a concert with an orchestra, but it depends on the tradition of the country.
