tactusEnglishOxford Dictionary of Englishtactus /ˈtaktəs / ▸ noun Music a principal accent or rhythmic unit, especially in 15th- and 16th- century music: a tactus that hovers around 72-6 [mass noun] a correspondence of tactus between chant and polyphony. – ORIGIN Latin.
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