TEXTURE / HARMONY / GUITAR

The relationship of melodic elements in music which produces qualities or lightness and heaviness, thickness or thinness

• texture

• monophonic

• homophonic

• polyphonic or contrapuntal

What are the 4 kinds of texture?

Single melodic line without accompaniment

• monophonic

• homophonic

• polyphonic or contrapuntal

• non-melodic

Melody is accompanied by chords or with accompaniment

• non-melodic

• polyphonic or contrapuntal

• homophonic

• monophonic

Two or more melodies are sounded together simultaneously. It is music of many voice parts

• monophonic

• homophonic

• polyphonic or contrapuntal

• non-melodic

The result when music is constructed only for special effect, where harmony sounds darker, hide or partly exclude

• non-melodic

• polyphonic or contrapuntal

• homophonic

• monophonic

Means the quality of sound, whether light, heavy, thin or thick

• texture

• monophonic

• sonority

• chord progression

Succession of chords used in the accompaniment. It is the manner by which chords change

• chord progression

• sonority

• non-melodic

• polyphonic or contrapuntal

Stringed instruments produced what sounds?

Drums and percussion instruments produce what sounds?