Talk:John Blitheman

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Triplet figuration

"One of his In nomines, dating from before 1591, displays the earliest known example of triplet figuration in English keyboard music." Not sure what is meant by "triplet figuration". I believe that to be anachronistic terminology. What we would consider triplets today were, well before 1591, so common as to be not worth mentioning. 178.115.71.254 (talk) 21:33, 2 August 2023 (UTC)[reply]

Talk:John Blitheman

Triplet figuration

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