Texture refers to the

A: sound of two or more pitches played simultaneously.

B: manner In which strong and weak beats are grouped.

C: unique tone quality of an instrument or a singers voice.

D: relationship between multiple musical lines that are sung or played.

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Jaron Mckinney

19 July, 19:41

Texture refers to the

A: sound of two or more pitches played simultaneously.

B: manner In which strong and weak beats are grouped.

C: unique tone quality of an instrument or a singers voice.

D: relationship between multiple musical lines that are sung or played.

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Answers (2)

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Alden Powers · Answer 1

The answer would be D.

Orlando Hooper · Answer 2

D: relationship between multiple musical lines that are sung or played.

Explanation:

Texture refers to the different lines in music, if they are a melody or harmony part and how they relate to each other. Texture is used to create contrast and drama using the differences in the lines and the quantity of them. According to this, the answer is that texture refers to the relationship between multiple musical lines that are sung or played.

Texture refers to theA: sound of two or more pitches played simultaneously.B: manner In which strong and weak beats are grouped.C: unique tone quality of an instrument or a singers voice.D: relationship between multiple musical lines that are sung or played.

Texture refers to the

A: sound of two or more pitches played simultaneously.

B: manner In which strong and weak beats are grouped.

C: unique tone quality of an instrument or a singers voice.

D: relationship between multiple musical lines that are sung or played.