What is another word for post-ludes?
Pronunciation: [pˈə͡ʊstlˈuːdz] (IPA) 
Post-ludes, which refer to musical pieces played after a church service or ceremony, can be called by various synonyms depending on the context and time period. In traditional Christian settings, these pieces are often called "exit music" or "recessional music," while in more contemporary settings they may be known as "final songs." Other terms include "outroduction," "farewell music," and "concluding hymn." In the jazz world, post-ludes may also be referred to as "out choruses" or "coda sections" and are used to bring the song to a close. Whatever the term used, post-ludes serve as a beautiful and meaningful conclusion to a service or performance, bringing a sense of peace and closure to the audience.
