Alphonsus wants to include unified timbre in his cantata. How will this be accomplished?

A. The chorus will sing in unison while the orchestra plays an accompaniment.

B. The instruments in the orchestra will play the same notes that the chorus is singing.

C. The violins will have a solo and will all play harmony notes.

D. The orchestra will play in unison while the chorus sings in harmony.

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Ronnie Bonilla

15 April, 04:40

Alphonsus wants to include unified timbre in his cantata. How will this be accomplished?

A. The chorus will sing in unison while the orchestra plays an accompaniment.

B. The instruments in the orchestra will play the same notes that the chorus is singing.

C. The violins will have a solo and will all play harmony notes.

D. The orchestra will play in unison while the chorus sings in harmony.

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Sienna Le · Answer 1

The best answer for this question would be:

C. The violins will have a solo and will all play harmony notes.

Violins have a way with processing harmony through the strings, this perfect combination of harmony and timbre can be able to achieve what Alphonsus wants in his music composition.