Textures in music :) Different textures in music..... and examples :) 3.0 / 5 based on 11 ratings ? MusicA2/A-levelAll boards Created by: HannaCreated on: 08-10-08 11:50 What is the definition of Homophonic? A texture in which one part has all the melodic interest and other parts provide an accompaniment 1 of 9 What does Heterophony mean? A melody and a decorated version of that melody occur simultaneously 2 of 9 Monophonic is....? A single unaccompanied melody 3 of 9 What is micropolyphonic? Chords...... that move....one note at a time..... 4 of 9 Select the correct example for: Monophonic one person whistling a tune 5 of 9 Select the correct example for: Polyphonic Rounds, canons and fugues 6 of 9 Select the correct example for: Heterophonic Tune played by two instruments at the same time with each adding embellishments 7 of 9 Select the correct example for: Homophonic A single bagpipes or accordion player playing a melody with drones or chords 8 of 9 Select the correct example for: Micropolyphonic Something like a canon, where only one note moves, or church music 9 of 9
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