In polyphonic music, an independent voice is one that

A. isn't interesting enough to hold a listener's attention.

B. can be sung by one person.

C. is less important than the melody it supports.

D. includes multiple melodic lines.

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Sharon Parrish

Yesterday, 00:39

In polyphonic music, an independent voice is one that

A. isn't interesting enough to hold a listener's attention.

B. can be sung by one person.

C. is less important than the melody it supports.

D. includes multiple melodic lines.

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Deven Blanchard · Answer 1

Answer: The answer is C

Explanation: Polyphonic texture consists of two or more simultaneous lines of independent melody, so a single independent voice in polyphony is less important than the overall sound.

Zaire Hanson · Answer 2

Zaire Hanson Yesterday, 04:30

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D would be the best answer.

In polyphonic music, an independent voice is one thatA. isn't interesting enough to hold a listener's attention.B. can be sung by one person.C. is less important than the melody it supports.D. includes multiple melodic lines.

In polyphonic music, an independent voice is one that

A. isn't interesting enough to hold a listener's attention.

B. can be sung by one person.

C. is less important than the melody it supports.

D. includes multiple melodic lines.