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incidental music

NOUN
program music
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The evening opened with “The Consecration of the House,” an overture Beethoven wholly revised in 1822 from incidental music originally composed a decade earlier for August von Kotzebue’s play, “The Ruins of Athens.”

From Washington Post

When pop stars weren't available, he went back to his first job - writing incidental music for films and TV shows.

From BBC

But the clubs argued that they were following guidelines from the liquor authority, which state that “only incidental music is permissible at this time” and that “advertised and/or ticketed shows are not permissible.”

From New York Times

The band played incidental music from the side of the stage, and at the curtain call performed “Happy Trails.”

From New York Times

Mixing his own material with audio from the Library of Congress’s Citizen DJ tool, Hernandez creates the salons’ introductory and incidental music, catchy enough that participants can be seen nodding to the beat.

From Washington Post