A type of early polyphony where a chant is performed in parallel motion at the intervals of a 4th or 5th is termed? A. Organum B. Cantus C. Counterpoint D. Melisma
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A type of early polyphony where a chant is performed in parallel motion at the intervals of a 4th or 5th is termed?
A. Organum
B. Cantus
C. Counterpoint
D. Melisma
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