You can define a periodic function by this simple idiom
T = 1; g[x_ /; 0 <= x <= T] := x^2; g[x_] := g[Mod[x, T]]
Here, T is the length of the period. What happens is that you restrict your function g to a certain interval and when your argument x falls outside this interval, you just shift it back (using Mod here). With this, you can use g anywhere and it just repeats the interval [0,T]:
Plot[g[x], {x, 0, 10}]

This can now be used for your sound to repeat a small piece:
f[t_ /; 0 <= t <= Pi] := Sin[t]*(Sin[880 Pi t] + Sin[1100 Pi t] + Sin[1320 Pi t]); f[t_] := f[Mod[t, Pi]] Play[Sin[t]*(Sin[880 Pi t] + Sin[1100 Pi t] + Sin[1320 Pi t]), {t, 0, 10}]
