polyphony (Meaning)
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polyphony (n)
music arranged in parts for several voices or instruments
Synonyms & Antonyms of polyphony
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polyphony Sentence Examples
- The complex polyphony of the choir filled the cathedral with ethereal harmonies.
- The composer sought to create a rich polyphonic texture in his latest symphony.
- The interwoven melodies in the fugue created a captivating polyphonic effect.
- The polyphony of the medieval motet demonstrated the intricate musical skill of the period.
- The pianist's fingers danced across the keys, creating a virtuosic display of polyphony.
- The polyphonic structure of the madrigal allowed each voice to have its own distinct melodic line.
- The conductor meticulously crafted the polyphony of the orchestra, ensuring a balanced and harmonious sound.
- The polyphony of the gamelan music created a hypnotic and enchanting atmosphere.
- The polyphonic construction of the fugue showcased the composer's mastery of counterpoint.
- The simultaneous and independent melodies in the polyphonic motet created a rich and complex tapestry of sound.
FAQs About the word polyphony
music arranged in parts for several voices or instruments
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The complex polyphony of the choir filled the cathedral with ethereal harmonies.
The composer sought to create a rich polyphonic texture in his latest symphony.
The interwoven melodies in the fugue created a captivating polyphonic effect.
The polyphony of the medieval motet demonstrated the intricate musical skill of the period.
