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1 кантус плянус
Religion: Gregorian chant, cantus planus, plainchant, the Gregorian chant -
2 грегорианский напев
2) Music: plainchant (в унисон)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > грегорианский напев
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3 грегорианский хорал
1) General subject: plainsong2) Music: plainchantУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > грегорианский хорал
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4 григорианский распев
Religion: Gregorian chant (Unison liturgical music of the Roman Catholic Church, used to accompany the text of the mass and the canonical hours, or divine office), cantus planus, plainchant, plainsong, the Gregorian chantУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > григорианский распев
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5 кантус плянус
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6 респонсорий
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7 хоральная монодия
Music: plainchant
См. также в других словарях:
plainchant — [plān′chant΄] n. [Fr] PLAINSONG … English World dictionary
plainchant — noun Etymology: French plain chant, literally, plain song Date: circa 1741 plainsong … New Collegiate Dictionary
plainchant — /playn chant , chahnt /, n. plainsong (defs. 1, 2). [1720 30; PLAIN1 + CHANT, modeled on F plain chant] * * * … Universalium
plainchant — noun A form of monophonic liturgical chant employed in various Catholic and Orthodox liturgies Syn: plainsong … Wiktionary
Plainchant — Unaccompanied, monophonic song without meter. See also Chant … Historical dictionary of sacred music
plainchant — plain|chant [ˈpleıntʃa:nt US tʃænt] n [U] ↑plainsong … Dictionary of contemporary English
plainchant — pleɪntʃænt / tʃɑËnt n. Gregorian chant, type of vocal chant used in early Christian churches … English contemporary dictionary
plainchant — noun another term for plainsong … English new terms dictionary
plainchant — noun (U) plainsong … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
plainchant — plain•chant [[t]ˈpleɪnˌtʃænt, ˌtʃɑnt[/t]] n. mad plainsong • Etymology: 1720–30; cf. F … From formal English to slang
plainchant — /ˈpleɪntʃænt/ (say playnchant) noun → plainsong …