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Estampida, printmaking (French, English. Estampie, German. Estampie, Italian. Istampita, Spanish. Estampida, lat. Stantipes), is one of the most important forms of Western Europe. instr. music 13-14 centuries. Usually consists of 5-6 melodic. phrases, each of which is repeated with a modified ending. The construction scheme: a + x1, a + x2, b + x1 (3)), b + x2 (4), etc. The constant sections of the phrase are called puncti (lat. Punctum - dot), varying continuations (similar to the 1st and 2nd volt) - respectively ouvert (French - open) and clos (French, closed). E., as well as le, is a secular version of the sequence (1). DOS the scope of the form is dance. music. Total preserved approx. 20 (predominantly one-voice) samples of E. The most famous among them are the “Complaint of Tristan” (“Lamento di Tristano”) and “Kalenda maya” (both - 13th century). E. (stantipes) is described by J. Groheo (c. 1300),which distinguished it from shorter productions and notes.