Associations to the word «Cantus»
Noun
- Ars
- Tenor
- Soprano
- Fugue
- Chant
- Cantata
- Melody
- Prelude
- Konrad
- Homme
- Oboe
- Alto
- Bach
- Contra
- Imitation
- Masse
- Cologne
- Chorus
- Cappella
- Choir
- Ensemble
- Classic
- Stanza
- Tune
- Hymn
- Kuala
- Minstrel
- Mass
- Notation
- Canon
- Ich
- Setting
- Canto
- Parody
- Motif
- Trombone
- Inversion
- Orchestra
- Franco
- Johannes
- Accompaniment
- Treatise
- Clarinet
- Viola
- Violin
- Theorist
- Composer
- Cello
- Concerto
- Josef
- Philharmonic
- Georg
- Sing
- Baroque
- Composition
- Lied
- Technique
- Texture
- Trumpet
- Benjamin
- Sonata
- Crystal
- Manual
- Voice
- Trio
- Organ
- Johann
- Ave
- Hans
- Contemporary
- Verse
- Piano
Adjective
Verb
Adverb
Wiktionary
CANTUS, noun. (music) A melody or song, particularly ecclesiastical.
CANTUS, noun. (music) The principal voice.
CANTUS FIRMI, noun. Plural of cantus firmus
CANTUS FIRMUS, noun. (music) A preexisting melody forming the basis of a polyphonic composition.
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