Texture refers to the thickness and layers of sound in a musical piece. There are three main types of musical texture: monophony, which has a single unaccompanied melodic line; polyphony, which features two or more independent melodies combined simultaneously; and homophony, where a prominent melody is accompanied by other instruments or voices providing chords.

1. Texture
-refers to the thickness and thinness of
sound
- It refers to the number of layer heard
when you listen to a musical piece

2. Types of Musical Texture
A. Monophony- means one
- a single melodic line with no
harmony or accompaniment
Example: Accapela, a group of instrumentalists
as long as they sing and play the same note or in
unison and without accompaniment.

3. Types of Musical Texture
B.Polyphonic-means many
- produced when two or more
melodies are combined all at once
Example: round song, large
instrumental groups such as bands or orchestras

4. Types of Musical Texture
C.Homophonic-when a melody is accompanied
by an instrument .
Example: acoustic performer,A
singer accompanied by a guitar picking or
strumming chords.

5. Grade 6 Activity

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Homophonic
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Polyphonic
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