polyphonic (Meaning)
polyphonic (a)
having two or more phonetic values
of or relating to or characterized by polyphony
having two or more independent but harmonically related melodic parts sounding together
Synonyms & Antonyms of polyphonic
polyphonic Sentence Examples
- The polyphonic music of the Renaissance featured complex and interwoven melodies.
- The grand organ's polyphonic capabilities allow for a symphony of intricate sounds.
- The choir harmonized in a polyphonic masterpiece, their voices blending seamlessly.
- The pianist's polyphonic technique created a rich and textured rendition of the Bach prelude.
- The polyphonic architecture of the cathedral's nave echoed with the reverberations of prayers.
- The composer experimented with polyphonic rhythms and harmonies to produce an otherworldly soundscape.
- The ancient polyphonic chants of the Gregorian monks invoked a sense of sacred mystery.
- The polyphonic texture of the Indian raga captivated listeners with its intricate and enchanting melodies.
- The polyphonic tapestry of sound in the orchestra created a dynamic and engaging musical experience.
- The polyphonic symphony of the natural world, with its chorus of birdsong and rustling leaves, provided a calming ambiance.
FAQs About the word polyphonic
having two or more phonetic values, of or relating to or characterized by polyphony, having two or more independent but harmonically related melodic parts sound
rhythmic, orchestral, rhythmical, lyrical, songful, lyric, tonal, homophonic,harmonic, chordal
metallic, strident, harsh, tuneless, scratching, inharmonious, discordant, dissonant, tuneless, metallic
The polyphonic music of the Renaissance featured complex and interwoven melodies.
The grand organ's polyphonic capabilities allow for a symphony of intricate sounds.
The choir harmonized in a polyphonic masterpiece, their voices blending seamlessly.
The pianist's polyphonic technique created a rich and textured rendition of the Bach prelude.
