"Entr'acte" is a short musical composition by Erik Satie, originally created for the ballet "Relâche" in 1924. The piece is known for its innovative use of silence and unconventional structure, reflecting Satie's unique style. It serves as an interlude between acts, providing a moment of reflection and transition for the audience. The composition features a blend of whimsical melodies and unexpected harmonies, showcasing Satie's ability to challenge traditional musical forms. "Entr'acte" has since been performed in various contexts, including concert settings, and remains a significant work in the realm of 20th-century classical music.