Plural of concent; an archaic or rare term for agreement, harmony, or a musical ensemble.
From Latin concentus, meaning harmony or concord, combining con- (together) and canere (to sing). This medieval musical term described voices or instruments singing in agreement.
This gorgeous old word literally means 'singing together'—it's the ancestor of our modern word 'concert' and reminds us that 'concent' was how people described musical harmony before we shortened it.
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