Eintrag · Lex. musicum Latinum
tristropha
tristropha -ae f. Bezeichnung für eine dreitönige Neume (zur Anzeige einer Tonwiederholung) — term that designates a neume that consists of three pitches (as indication of a repeated pitch) [s.XI-XII] LmLNeum. Punctum p. 65: Tristropha (sim. LmLFrut. brev. 14 p. 101). LmLFrut. brev. 10 p. 64: Unisonantia quippe est, ubi vox non variatur, sed multae neumae crebris iterationibus in uno sono continuantur, ut fit in distrophis et tristrophis . LmLIoh. Cott. mus. 23, 9: Simplicem autem neumam dicimus virgulam vel punctum, repercussam vero, quam Berno distropham vel tristropham vocat (sim. LmLAdam Fuld. 2, 10). [s.XIII-XIV] LmLWalt. Odingt. 5, 2, 5: tristropha (ms. Cambridge; ms. Oxford: ; inde LmLWillelm. 3, 18). cf. LmLHuglo, Neumes p. 63 sq.; LmLFloros, Neumenkunde II p. 39 sqq.; LmLCorbin, Neumen p. 8.