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The 11 pages that link to Notre-Dame school, each with the reason it gives.

• CounterpointRelated: Its repertory expanded the scale and complexity of written polyphony.

• MotetRelated: Its repertory includes the polyphonic settings from which the motet took shape.

• Medieval musicBroader topic: Its repertory documents a major stage in the development of written polyphony.

• Cantus firmusRelated: Its practice of placing measured lines above sustained chant helped establish cantus-firmus technique.

• Choral musicBroader topic: Its composers expanded the written polyphony available to church singers.

• OrganumNarrower topic: Its composers cultivated large-scale, multi-voice organum.

• Mass (music)Related: Its polyphonic innovations helped prepare the ground for composed Mass cycles.

• LéoninRelated: Léonin is traditionally identified as an early member of this Parisian musical milieu.

• PérotinNarrower topic: Pérotin is conventionally placed within this school, whose polyphonic style his works exemplify.

• Franco of CologneRelated: Franco’s work belongs to the period that followed the school’s influential rhythmic practices.

• Music of FranceBroader topic: Its polyphony marks a formative chapter in France’s medieval musical history.