- fourth-declension noun) can also be found. The
Italian is
often used instead:
canto fermo (and the
plural in
Italian is
canti fermi). The term
first appears in...
- and
published as Un
tratado de
canto de órgano (siglo XVI) in 1913.
Introdvttione facilissima, et novissima, di
Canto Fermo, Figvrato,
Contrapon to semplice...
- link. BWV 651
Fantasia super Komm,
Heiliger Geist [Come, Holy Ghost],
canto fermo in
Pedale (cantus
firmus chorale) play Over the
pedal chorale melody...
- (Venice, 1545)
Compendiolo di
molti dubbi, segreti, et
sentenze intorno al
canto fermo et
figurato (Milan, n.d.,
probably posthumous, as the
title page bears...
- these, in Italian, was Le
regole più
necessarie per l'introduzione del
canto fermo,
which he
published in 1609. It was a
didactic and
practical work on...
- 1889 at the same Exhibition, he displa**** a
bronze statuette titled Canto fermo. He
completed the
bronze bust for the
funereal monument of
Count Giulio...
- e. the hazzan] was
chanting part of the
service in a kind of
ancient canto fermo, and
responses were made by the congregation, in a
manner which resembled...
- novissima, di
canto fermo, figurato,
contraponto semplice, et in concerto, con
regole generali per far
fughe differenti sopra il
canto fermo, a 2, 3, et...
-
described the
psalms as "varying and
diverse inventions and
harmonies over a
canto fermo" (cantus firmus), and
noted that
Monteverdi would travel to Rome to personally...
- of
choral music Canto-pop, Cantonese-language pop
music Canto fermo, the
melody forming the
basis of a
polyphonic composition Canto nuevo, a
Latin American...
