Definition of Duplum. Meaning of Duplum. Synonyms of Duplum

- penultimate or the last tone and the duplum switches back to a florid cadence, to conclude on a consonance. Thus, in organum duplum of Léonin these compositional...
- doubling or tripling the contingents. Such multiples were called in Latin the duplum and the triplum. The figures for the contingents to be supplied by each...
- European church music. Organum at its roots involves simple doubling (organum duplum or organum purum) of a chant at intervals of a fourth or fifth, above or...
- Bank v Oneanate, which had established a pendente lite exception to the in duplum rule. In July 2006, the applicants, André and Margaretha Paulsen, signed...
- great', and so on. These are often used as nouns: simplum 'the simple sum', duplum 'double the amount of money' and so on. duplam pecūniam in thēsaurōs repōnī...
- multiplied, with the duplum (the part above the tenor) having smaller rhythmic values than the tenor, the triplum (the line above the duplum) having smaller...
- word Alleluia, which is repeated throughout in the tenor voice while the duplum and triplum voices sing lines with successively longer tropes inserted between...
- Poised for Peace 92d Air Refueling Wing (formerly 92d Bombardment Wing) - Duplum Incolumitatis (Twofold Security) 94th Airlift Wing - Minuteman Wing 95th...
- Part of Air Mobility Command Garrison/HQ Fairchild Air Force Base Motto(s) Duplum Incolumitatis Latin Twofold Security Decorations Air Force Meritorious Unit...
- Bullough, Carolingian Renewal: Sources and Heritage (1991) 262. "Psalterium duplum", possibly from the possession of Eberhard of Friuli; digi.vatlib.it MS...