ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL

_______ music is written in two or more chords played simultaneously. A. Polytonal
B. Polyrhythmic
C. Polychoral
D. Polyphonic

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Answer 1
Answer: Polyphonic - producing many sounds simultaneously
Answer 2
Answer: - - Polyphonic music is written in two or more chords played simultaneously.

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