ars antiqua
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ars antiqua
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Unadapted borrowing
from
Latin
ars
antīqua
(
literally
“
old art
”
)
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Noun
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ars antiqua
(
uncountable
)
The
medieval
music
of
Europe
during the High Middle Ages, between approximately 1170 and 1310.
Coordinate term:
ars nova
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