interlude; musical interjection
In traditional Japanese music, a short instrumental or vocal phrase inserted between lines or sections, often by accompanying musicians.
When the shamisen interlude comes in, the piece gains a sense of tightness.
audience participation; chanting or clapping along
Refers to the audience or fellow performers joining in with rhythmic shouts, clapping, or calls during a song or dance performance.
In folk songs, the audience gets excited by joining in with calls and claps.
interjection; chiming in
In conversation, a brief remark or response inserted while someone else is speaking, such as そうですね or なるほど, to show engagement.
I chimed in during his story to liven up the conversation.
Alternate kanji form, less common but still encountered.
Rarely used kanji form.