What does polyphony mean?
noun
The combination of multiple independent melodies or voices in music, or the quality of having multiple distinct voices or opinions in a single work of literature or art. In music, polyphony is often contrasted with monophony, where a single melody is presented.
Example
"The composer's use of polyphony in the choral piece created a rich and complex sound that showcased the individual voices of each singer."
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