descant style

12th century Catholic Church music {descant style} {modified counterpoint style} {organum purum} used one, two, or three harmony notes {duplum} for each melody note. Melody was in range lower middle. A 12th century French style used two independent melodies, one moving up and the other down, with fourth, fifth, or octave intervals between simultaneous notes.

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