| 词汇 | monophony |
| 释义 | monophony noun[ U ] uk /məˈnɒf.ə.ni/ us /məˈnɑː.fə.ni/ music specialized the use of a single series of notes, with no voices or instruments singing or playing different notes, for example as a harmony: Early music largely consisted of word-based chant and monophony. Monophony constitutes a very small proportion of textures in Western classical music. Compare polyphony The ensemble is excellent at changing monophony to polyphony. The overall texture of the music is of monophony. Monophony is a common trait of a lot of folk music. Plato recognized the emotional power of monophony and criticized attempts to add additional notes to a single melodic line. Types of music Afrobeat Afrobeats ambient music anthemic atonal downbeat drum and bass dubstep early music easy listening Latinization Latinize Latinized mariachi melodically symphonic symphonically techno Tejano Tex-Mex You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Singing |
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