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estampida| An instrumental dance form of the 13th and 14th centuries, related to the troubadour/trouvère repertory. Its form consisted of several puncta (sections), each played twice, with first- and second-time endings, called ouvert and clos. Frequently the ouvert and clos endings, which often comprised the greater part of each punctum, were the same throughout the piece, resulting in a great deal of repetition. |
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