Which of these refers to a musical texture? A. the binding of notes together to create a smooth melody

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Which of these refers to a musical texture?

A. the binding of notes together to create a smooth melody

B.a melody consisting of an unstable combination of chords

C. characteristic feature that distinguishes the character or feel of the musi

D.interaction of different layers of sounds in a melody

E.use of accented note where one may not expect an emphasis

Answer: B.a melody consisting of an unstable combination of chords

Musical texture is a term in music which means the sounds-the line of the music or the layers-and the textures combined to create a composition. This analogy refers to how we can describe a musical work that is either dense, thick, or thin, depending on which melodic lines, harmonies, rhythms, and tones make up the textile. It is the portion of music which is produced by the inter-relation of different musical parts: melody, counter melody, harmony and accompaniment that combine to an effect known as music texture. Texture can either be monophonic (purely a single line of melody), polyphonic (multiple independent melodic lines), homophonic (melody with chordal accompaniment), or contrapuntal (multiple interweaving melodic lines). Sound density, which is also known as musical texture, should not be overlooked so that the details of multifaceted musical works can be deciphered and admired .