Fill in the Blanks Texture and Musical Form 1Online version An exercise reviewing texture and musical form. by PROYECTO ORFEO 1 monophonic uniphonic polyphonic homophonic Whenever a single melodic voice is present , the texture is . 2 melodic chordal rhythmic textural When harmony is present , homophonic texture is created . 3 multiple polyphonic independent When the melodic voices are from one another , we call this texture . 4 tonal lead accompanying chordal In accompanied melodies , voices provide support for the melodic voice . 5 number irregular repeated letter same Repetition is when a section is . We represent them with the . 6 hyphen period apostrophe comma Variation is when some sections are similar to each other but not the same . We represent them with the same letter but add an . 7 comparable alphabetical somewhat different reverse alphabetical different Contrast is when the sections are . We use different letters in order to represent them . 8 ternary strophic rondo binary Most folk and popular songs are in form . 9 formal secondary minor Strophic form is a way of structuring a piece of music based on the repetition of one section . 10 singular repeated long Binary form uses two sections . Each section is often . 11 four three firs fourth third Ternary form has parts . In Western classical music , a simple ternary form has a section that is a recapitulation of the 12 different Rondo recurring similar Strophic singular form has a theme alternating with sections called episodes . It may be asymmetrical or symmetrical . 13 tonality melody rhythm variation The three fundamental characteristics of musical form are repetition , and contrast . 14 rhythms voices instruments beats Texture is a basic element of music which describes the relationship among different musical .
