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The chants are rendered withorganumand drones.

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Example 1 compares theorganumtenors and the chant melodies on which they are based.

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Organumprobably refers to early vocal polyphony, although the term can also suggest the instrument of the same name.

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Embellishment of this line is a prime means of generating material, thoughorganum-like, almost-parallel voices are also added.

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Once the individual 'dissected' members of a piece are mastered and controlled, the student can go ahead with wholeorganumsettings.

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This was in an 'organum' section where several woodwind lines are interwoven - not that difficult to spot, but how quickly he did it!

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They deliberately watched each other's hands and playedorganumstyle (one chord for each note of the melody).

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Latin it is usual to call itorganum.

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But the question is, had he ever seen an organ, thatorganumwith bellows?

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To enhance the ceremonial still further, the gradual and alleluia were now to be sung inorganumin two, three or four voices.

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This line could multiply into several simultaneous lines (a kind oforganum) or be subjected to ornamentation, but it was one line.

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In communities whereorganumand polyphony were employed, these techniques appeared within the antiphons of psalms and not the verses.

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The second is mensural music, ranging fromorganumto hoquet.

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Each time anorganumwas committed to the page, it was to a greater or lesser extent recomposed.

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Pipeth presents the most difficulties, but it, likeorganum, could imply either a shrill vocal technique or instrumental accompaniment on a pipe or flute.

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There is a clear stylistic difference between the free, virtuosic melismas over long-held tenor notes that characterizeorganumpurum and the regular movement in both parts found in discant.

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释义	BETA Examples oforganum Dictionary> Examples oforganum organumisn’t in the Cambridge Dictionary yet. You can help! Add a definition The chants are rendered withorganumand drones. From theCambridge English Corpus Example 1 compares theorganumtenors and the chant melodies on which they are based. From theCambridge English Corpus Organumprobably refers to early vocal polyphony, although the term can also suggest the instrument of the same name. From theCambridge English Corpus Embellishment of this line is a prime means of generating material, thoughorganum-like, almost-parallel voices are also added. From theCambridge English Corpus Once the individual 'dissected' members of a piece are mastered and controlled, the student can go ahead with wholeorganumsettings. From theCambridge English Corpus This was in an 'organum' section where several woodwind lines are interwoven - not that difficult to spot, but how quickly he did it! From theCambridge English Corpus They deliberately watched each other's hands and playedorganumstyle (one chord for each note of the melody). From theCambridge English Corpus Latin it is usual to call itorganum. From theCambridge English Corpus But the question is, had he ever seen an organ, thatorganumwith bellows? From theCambridge English Corpus To enhance the ceremonial still further, the gradual and alleluia were now to be sung inorganumin two, three or four voices. From theCambridge English Corpus This line could multiply into several simultaneous lines (a kind oforganum) or be subjected to ornamentation, but it was one line. From theCambridge English Corpus In communities whereorganumand polyphony were employed, these techniques appeared within the antiphons of psalms and not the verses. From theCambridge English Corpus The second is mensural music, ranging fromorganumto hoquet. From theCambridge English Corpus Each time anorganumwas committed to the page, it was to a greater or lesser extent recomposed. From theCambridge English Corpus Pipeth presents the most difficulties, but it, likeorganum, could imply either a shrill vocal technique or instrumental accompaniment on a pipe or flute. From theCambridge English Corpus There is a clear stylistic difference between the free, virtuosic melismas over long-held tenor notes that characterizeorganumpurum and the regular movement in both parts found in discant. From theCambridge English Corpus These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.
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