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cantus

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cantus [ˈkæntəs]
n pl -tus
1. (Music / Classical Music) a medieval form of church singing; chant
2. (Music / Classical Music) Also called canto the highest part in a piece of choral music
3. (Music / Classical Music) (in 15th- or 16th-century music) a piece of choral music, usually secular, in polyphonic style
[Latin: song, from canere to sing]


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She is executive director of the Minnesota Jaycees, and he is a professional singer with Cantus.
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