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organum triplum

organum triplum noun: a type of organum with three voices, pioneered by medieval composer Pérotin.

Noun

organum triplum (plural organa tripla)

  1. A type of organum with three voices, pioneered by medieval composer Pérotin.

Forms of organum triplum

pluralorgana tripla

Origin of organum triplum

Learned borrowing from Latin organum triplum (“triple organum”).

Questions about organum triplum

What does organum triplum mean?
Organum triplum means a type of organum with three voices, pioneered by medieval composer Pérotin.
What part of speech is organum triplum?
Organum triplum is a noun.
What is the plural of organum triplum?
The plural of organum triplum is organa tripla.

Words near organum triplum in the dictionary

  1. organs-on-chips
  2. organular
  3. organule
  4. organules
  5. organum
  6. organum triplum
  7. organums
  8. organwide
  9. organy
  10. organyl
  11. organyls

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