Associations to the word «Organum»
Noun
- Bacon
- Liber
- Chant
- Octave
- Aristotle
- Treatise
- Repertory
- Tenor
- Magna
- Advancement
- Magnus
- Notation
- Francis
- Melody
- Dame
- Enigma
- Eminence
- Induction
- Logic
- Fifth
- Preface
- Organ
- Sandra
- Methodology
- Johannes
- Ensemble
- Rhythm
- Interval
- Canon
- Fourth
- Philosophy
- Mode
- Idol
- Harmony
- Nucleus
- Method
- Composer
- Composition
- Instrument
- Ad
- Essay
- Learning
- Style
- Dimension
- Knowledge
- Phrase
- Voice
- Principle
- Third
- Manuscript
- Iv
- Or
- Text
- Section
- Sing
- Technique
- Copy
- Note
- Experiment
- Music
- Century
- Work
- Nature
- Theory
- Key
- Paris
- Motion
- Tone
- Encyclopedia
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
ORGANUM, noun. (music) a type of medieval polyphony which builds upon an existing plainsong
ORGANUM, noun. (archaic) A method by which philosophical or scientific investigation may be conducted.
ORGANUM TRIPLUM, noun. A type of organum with three voices pioneered by medieval composer Pérotin
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