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canto fermo
‖ canto fermo Mus. (ˈkanto ˈfermo) [It.:—L. cantus firmus firm song, i.e. ‘the melody which remains firm to its original shape while the parts around it are varying with the counterpoint’ (Grove Dict. Mus. I. 306).] a. ‘The simple unadorned melody of the ancient hymns and chants of the church’ (Grov... Oxford English Dictionary
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Vicente Lusitano
Introdvttione facilissima, et novissima, di Canto Fermo, Figvrato, Contrapon to semplice, et in concerto. Con Regole Generali per far fvghe differenti sopra il Canto Fermo, a ii, iii & iiii. voci, & compositioni, proportioni, generi. S. wikipedia.org
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cantus
cantus Mus. (ˈkæntəs) Pl. cantus (-tuːs). [L.] A song or melody, especially ecclesiastical melody; also, the principal voice. Also attrib.[1481 Caxton Reynard (1895) xxvii. 63 What was it. prose or ryme. metre or verse..I trowe it was cantum. for I herde you synge.] 1590 Whythorne (title) Cantus. (B... Oxford English Dictionary
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Giorgio Pacchioni
Studio sistematico dell’imitazione canonica da 3 a 8 voci sopra un canto fermo attraverso i documenti di L. Zacconi, F. Soriano e R. wikipedia.org
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Ornella Vanoni
così, vol.1 (1979) Oggi le canto così, vol.2 (1980) Ricetta di donna (1980) Duemilatrecentouno parole (1981) Oggi le canto così, vol.3 (1982) Oggi le No non mi ricordo (2004, with Gino Paoli) Più di me (2008, duets album) (ITA: 3× platinum) Più di te (2009, duets album) (ITA: gold) Meticci (Io mi fermo wikipedia.org
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plain-chant
ˈplain-ˈchant [a. F. plain chant: see plain-song.] = plain-song, canto fermo (in both senses of these). Also attrib.1727–41 Chambers Cycl. s.v. Chant, The Plain, or Gregorian chant, is where the choir and people sing in unison, or all together in the same manner. 1887 E. L. Taunton Hist. Ch. Mus. 12... Oxford English Dictionary
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Pietro Cerone
Writings The first of these, in Italian, was Le regole più necessarie per l'introduzione del canto fermo, which he published in 1609. wikipedia.org
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cantilena
‖ cantiˈlena Mus. [It. or Lat.: see next.] a. The plain-song or canto-fermo in old church music; the melody or ‘air’ in any composition, now usually the highest part. Also attrib. b. A ballad.1740 Grassineau Mus. Dict. 19 Cantilenæ are no more than songs, and signifies in general pieces of melody we... Oxford English Dictionary
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Canto (disambiguation)
, Cantonese-language pop music Canto fermo, the melody forming the basis of a polyphonic composition Canto nuevo, a Latin American folk music style Canto ai Quattro Leoni, in Florence Canto General, Pablo Neruda's tenth book of poems Bel canto (disambiguation) Yo Canto (disambiguation) wikipedia.org
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faburden
faburden Music. Obs. exc. Hist. Forms: 5 faburdon, -thon, -thyn, 6 fabourdoun, 6–7 faburthen, 6– faburden. [a. Fr. faux-bourdon (Ch. D'Orléans a 1466), i.e. faux false + bourdon bourdon2.] 1. ‘One of the early systems of harmonizing a given portion of plain-song or a canto fermo, afterwards used as ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Marco Saracini
On 24 Jan 1574, he was consecrated bishop by Felice Peretti Montalto, Bishop of Fermo, with Giacomo Lomellino del Canto, Archbishop of Palermo, and Adriano wikipedia.org
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Stabat Mater
‖ Stabat Mater (ˈsteɪbæt ˈmeɪtə(r), ˈstɑːbat ˈmɑːtə(r)) [From the opening words, L. stabat mater dolorosa, ‘Stood the mother, full of grief’.] A sequence, composed by Jacobus de Benedictis in the 13th c., in commemoration of the sorrows of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Also a musical setting of this sequ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Giacomo Merculiano
In 1889 at the same Exhibition, he displayed a bronze statuette titled Canto fermo. wikipedia.org
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figured
figured, ppl. a. (ˈfɪgəd, -jʊəd) [f. figure v. and n. + -ed1 and -ed2.] 1. In various senses of the vb.: Shaped into a figure or figures; represented by figures, etc.1552 Huloet, Figured like an Image, imaginatus. 1599 Shakes. Pass. Pilgr. 52 He refus'd to take her figur'd proffer. 1697 Dryden æ nei... Oxford English Dictionary
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Henry Formby
1847); "The Plain Chant the Image and Symbol of the Humanity of the Divine Redeemer and the Blessed Virgin Mary" (1848); and "The Roman Ritual and Its Canto Fermo, Compared with the Works of Modem Music, in Point of Efficiency and General Fitness for the Purpose of the Catholic Church" (1849). wikipedia.org
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