 Before the final section there is a harmonized vocal section which features vocables- rhythmically precise vocal stabs and no actual words, sung with nonsense syllables.The coda section is similar to the introduction, returning to the main instrumental theme with a guitar solo on top of it, which fades out to the end of the track.In live performances of the period, when it was regularly used as the opening number, the final chord of the pre-recorded "walk-on" music (the closing passage of Stravinsky's "The Firebird") was cross-faded into a bridging minor-key Mellotron passage, followed by the opening guitar riff, and was usually concluded with a reprise of opening riff.