Crossword-Solution: HOMOPHONIC
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| Word | Word Type | Definition |
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| Homophonic | a. | Alt. of Homophonous |
We have 4 clues for the answer “HOMOPHONIC”
| Clue | Answers |
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| having a single melodic line with accompaniment | 1 answer |
| having the same sound | 1 answer |
| in a single melodic line with accompaniment | 1 answer |
| of same pitch | 1 answer |
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Hint 1 meaning
The old plural of Eye.
Hint 2 anagram
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Sentences with HOMOPHONIC (5)
There is a marked indifference to the possibilities of contrapuntal effect, a dependence upon a method fundamentally homophonic rather than polyphonic--this music is a rich and shimmering texture of blended chord-groups, rather than a pattern of interlaced melodic strands.
The first piece is a short suite,[51] consisting of a Tastata (the old term for Prelude), a Corrente and an Aria; and it shows that Pasquini could write homophonic as well as polyphonic music.
For an exhaustive explanation of phrase-extension, with all the technical details, the student is referred to my HOMOPHONIC FORMS, Chapter III.
The general conditions which enter into the distinctions of _style_ are enumerated in my "Homophonic Forms," paragraph 97, which the student is earnestly advised to read.
CHAPTER XII--THE RISE OF POLYPHONY; OLD FRENCH AND GALLO-BELGIC SCHOOLS 148-159 Origin and meaning of polyphony--monodic and homophonic--canonic imitation--chords as incidents--variety and unity--early French school--Coussemaker's researches--Léonin--descant--Pérotin--names of pieces--Robert of Sabillon--Pierre de la Croix--Jean of Garland--Franco of Paris--Jean de Muris--fleurettes--John Cotton--Machaut--Gallo-Belgic school--Dufay--Hans de Zeelandia--Antoine de Busnois.