-
Cantus Contra Cantum II (1973) for
Violin and
Cello Cantus Contra Cantum III (1976) for
Chorus (a
Piano reduction exists)
Cantus Contra Cantum IV (Tränen...
- am****ret; et hoc
quidem ex
parte maxima fecit. Tune
etiam et
Ambrosianum cantum in
ecclesia ista
cantari penitus interdixit." Watterich, p. 194. Jaffé,...
- habent;
namque haec in
eodem spectata litore est,
cuius morientis etiam cantum tristem accolae audivere longe; et divo
Augusto legatus Galliae complures...
-
because of the
primary Romance palatalisation:
centum "hundred" > cent /sɑ̃/,
cantum "song" >
chant /ʃɑ̃/.
Other than Occitano-Romance languages, most Gallo-Romance...
-
epitaph ends with the
Latin phrase Faelix quem
faciunt aliena pericula cantum,
which means "fortunate the man who
learns caution from the
perils of others"...
- Emmanuel"
Sarah Brightman – In
Paradisum Die
Irrlichter –
Totus Floreo,
Cantum Corvi,
Angelus ad Virginem,
Orientes Partibus, Puer
Nobis Nascitur, Gaudete...
-
erased letters can be made out as "Cant" and "An" and are
usually read as "
Cantum Angeli****",
Latin for 'angelic song',
although the art
historian Martin...
- uncertain. He was
certainly in the
chapel when he
wrote the
motet Nove
cantum melodie—one of his only
datable compositions—on the 18th of
January 1431...
- + /n/ or /m/ /an/
closed /an/ /ã/ /ɑ̃/ [ɒ̃] an
annvm > an /ɑ̃/ "year";
cantum >
chant /ʃɑ̃/ "song" open /ain/ /ɛ̃n/ /ɛn/ aine, aime sānam >
saine /sɛn/...
- interpretations. They
include Laurentius Abstemius'
Accipiter et
Luscinia cantum pollicens in the late 15th century,
Hieronymus Osius' poem De Accipitre...
