lisäsoitot

Lisäsoitot, often translated as "encores" in English, are a common practice in live musical performances. They occur after a performer or group has concluded their scheduled setlist. Typically, the audience will applaud and call for more music, often chanting the performer's name or shouting "encore." If the performers choose to return to the stage, these additional songs constitute the lisäsoitot.

The decision to perform lisäsoitot is entirely at the discretion of the artist. It can be a way to further engage with the audience, show appreciation for their enthusiasm, or play songs that were not included in the main setlist. Sometimes, lisäsoitot can be a spontaneous addition, while in other cases, artists might plan for them in advance, perhaps saving a few popular songs for this part of the show.

The number of songs performed as lisäsoitot can vary greatly, from a single song to several. The practice is prevalent across many genres of music, from classical concerts to rock festivals and intimate club performances. It has become an expected, though not guaranteed, part of the live music experience for many concertgoers. The term "lisäsoitot" specifically refers to these extra performances given in response to audience demand.