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Significados de polyphony en inglés

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Music with multiple, independent melody lines performed simultaneously.

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Music arranged in parts for several voices or instruments.

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Uso de polyphony en inglés
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Voices of kindness and common feeling sound strongly in the polyphony.
The Guardian
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The fourth movement of the symphony gave promise of being a miracle of polyphony.
The Goose Man
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Instead, he turned to early music; to plainsong; and to the beginnings of polyphony.
Radio NZ
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They had enough strong voices to pull off six-part polyphony without showing the strain.
Anathem
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As this rural idyll unfolded, Coleridge discovered an imaginative polyphony that left Wordsworth rather cold.
The Guardian
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A magnificent and measured polyphony crept in one's ears.
A Time of Gifts
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The art of polyphony is to be understood as an effort toward variety and unity combined.
A Popular History of the Art of Music / From the Earliest Times ...
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I walk down the entryway to the living room, hearing a hyperaccelerated polyphony from a digital synthesizer.
Arrival (Stories of Your Life and Others)
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He was a fine master of polyphony, and as a genuine composer is second only to Byrde.
Purcell
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Ivy recognized a cappella music, medieval polyphony.
Seveneves
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He did with polyphony for the piano and organ much the same as Palestrina did for the voice.
Music Talks with Children
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This second concert, under British choral guru Paul Hillier, was a fusion of Renaissance polyphony and contemporary meditation.
The Irish Times
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Its diversity has demanded a plurality of voices, a polyphony you find from Chaucer's The Canterbury Tales onwards.
The Guardian
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So now we're dealing with polyphony, multiple voices, and the complexity is in the interaction between all of them.
Wired
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One review described a "polyphony" of voices.
The Guardian
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It's the ultimate in polyphony.
The Irish Times