What are odes sung in greek tragedies called?

In Greek tragedies, odes are called "stasimons" (plural: "stasimoi"). These odes are typically performed by the chorus and serve to comment on the action of the play, reflect on themes, or express emotions. Stasimons are distinct from the "parodos," which is the first ode sung by the chorus when they enter. Each stasimon is usually structured in a lyrical format and can vary in style and content throughout the performance.