Texture Flashcards
1
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Monophony
A
- One melodic line, unaccompanied.
- Like all textures, can be used consistently, or to create contrast.
2
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Homophony
A
- One melodic focus, the parts subordinate.
- All moving in same rhythm, or single melody with chordal or patterned accompaniment.
3
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Polyphony
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- Polyphony as opposed to monophony (homophony is a type of polyphony under this definition).
- Specifically, as a texture in which two or more melodies sound simultaneously.
- Polyphonic music is contrapuntal.
4
Q
Polyphonic music is ___.
A
Contrapuntal.
5
Q
Imitative Polyphony
A
Copies same melody at different time.
6
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Non-Imitative Polyphony
A
Does not copy same melody.