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Vox organalis refers to a specific type of musical voice or part in medieval polyphony, particularly in the context of organum. It typically denotes the lower voice that moves in parallel motion with the chant or principal melody, known as the vox principalis. This practice allowed for the enhancement of the original plainchant by adding harmonic depth and texture. The term is often associated with the early development of Western Classical Music.

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