Texture Flashcards

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How can texture be defined?

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How many elements are being used in a piece of music and how they combine with each other

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What does “phonic” literally mean?

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‘Sounding’

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What is meant by monophonic texture?

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A single sound or element, for instance unison or parts in octaves

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What is meant by homophonic texture?

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2 or more elements working together as one

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What is melody dominated homophonic texture?

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Where one part stands out as the tune - usually melody and accompaniment.

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What is meant by polyphonic texture?

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2 or more elements moving independently, for instance a round or countermelodies

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What is meant by antiphonic texture?

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2 or more elements working against each other

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Where is antiphonic texture usually created and why?

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Normally in large venues such as churches, concert halls and theatres as antiphonic texture is reliant on space/acoustics

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What is meant by heterophonic texture?

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The combination of one part with a variation of the same part at the same time

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