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Definitions from the WebCantus FirmusDefinition:A cantus firmus refers to a fixed melody or theme that forms the basis of a polyphonic composition, often used in medieval and Renaissance music. It serves as a structural foundation around which other voices or instrumental parts are built. Examples:Noun: The composer incorporated a famous Gregorian chant as the cantus firmus in his symphony. Noun: The cantus firmus in this motet is performed by the soprano voice. Related Products: Cantus Firmus Sheet Music, Medieval Music Books | ||||
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