Encore

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Encore may refer to:

In music:

  • Encore, an extra performance of a musical piece, usually done at the audience's request
  • Encore, an album by rap artist Eminem, released November 2004
  • Encore, an album by Russell Watson
  • Encore, a 1977 live album by krautrock group Tangerine Dream
  • Encore, a 1983 album by rock countertenor Klaus Nomi
  • Encore, an album by Taiwanese girl group S.H.E, released November 2004
  • Encore, an album by Johnny Cash, released in 1981
  • American Idol Season 5: Encores, a 2006 album, part of the American Idol compilation series
  • Encore, a rapper in the Hieroglyphics (band) Imperium Crew
  • Encore Theatre Magazine, Encore Theatre Magazine, an online theatre magazine in the United Kingdom, based on Encore, which was published from 1954 to 1965, some of whose articles are reprinted in The Encore Reader.
  • Encore, a film and TV industry contact directory published in Australia.
  • Encore, a vocalist in the Euro house genre
  • Encore, a rap single recorded by Jay-Z from his 2003 album The Black Album
  • "Numb / Encore", a collaboration mash-up single between Linkin Park and Jay-Z from the 2004 album Collision Course
  • Encore, a music notation software for PCs and MACs
  • Encore, an annual musical performance produced by the Board of Studies, NSW, Australia
  • Encore School for Strings, a renowned summer music institute for violin/viola/cello

Other uses:

  • Encore wiki, the Educational Network and Community for Open Resource Exchange
  • Encore, a 1951 film
  • Encore, a 1996 film by French director Pascal Bonitzer
  • Encore, a Premium movie network operated by Starz Encore Group
  • Encore Computer, an early maker of parallel computers and real-time software
  • z8 Encore!, a microcontroller made by ZiLOG
  • Adobe Encore DVD, a DVD authoring software tool produced by Adobe Systems.
  • On-Cor, a brand of frozen foods pronounced as encore
  • A casino resort currently under construction at Wynn Las Vegas in Las Vegas, Nevada
  • On radio or television, an "encore performance" may be a euphemism for a rerun
  • Showtime Greats, an Australian television channel previously known as Encore