Identify and understand texture. In A Hymn to the Mother of God, each choir on its own sings homorhythmically; when both choirs sing together, they create polyphony because the second choir begins singing slightly later than the first choir (in canon).

A) True

B) False

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Identify and understand texture. In A Hymn to the Mother of God, each choir on its own sings homorhythmically; when both choirs sing together, they create polyphony because the second choir begins singing slightly later than the first choir (in canon).A) TrueB) False

Identify and understand texture. In A Hymn to the Mother of God, each choir on its own sings homorhythmically; when both choirs sing together, they create polyphony because the second choir begins singing slightly later than the first choir (in canon).

A) True

B) False