organum triplum

English

Etymology

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

Noun

organum triplum (plural organa tripla)

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

See also

  • organum quadruplum
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