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    Musical texture refers to the vertical structure of a composition based on the number of parts or voices, their configuration, and how they interact. Polyphony is a musical texture with many parts or voices, each with its own melody, creating a rich layered sound. The document provides an example of a Middle Eastern piece titled "Gates of Arabia" that features the duduk, tar, and doumbek instruments.

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    Musical texture refers to the vertical structure of a composition based on the number of parts or voices, their configuration, and how they interact. Polyphony is a musical texture with many parts or voices, each with its own melody, creating a rich layered sound. The document provides an example of a Middle Eastern piece titled "Gates of Arabia" that features the duduk, tar, and doumbek instruments.

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    Musical texture refers to the vertical structure of a composition based on the number of parts or voices, their configuration, and how they interact. Polyphony is a musical texture with many parts or voices, each with its own melody, creating a rich layered sound. The document provides an example of a Middle Eastern piece titled "Gates of Arabia" that features the duduk, tar, and doumbek instruments.

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    Musical texture refers to the vertical structure of a composition based on the number of parts or voices, their configuration, and how they interact. Polyphony is a musical texture with many parts or voices, each with its own melody, creating a rich layered sound. The document provides an example of a Middle Eastern piece titled "Gates of Arabia" that features the duduk, tar, and doumbek instruments.

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    Musical Texture

    Polyphony
    Polyphonic Texture
     Texture:
    Term which refers to the vertical structure of a composition, or
    how many parts or voices there are, what the configuration
    (close, open, etc.) of the voices happens to be, how
    the voices interact, etc.

     Polyphonic/Polyphony:
    Music composed for many parts or voices, each with its
    own melody, thus creating a rich texture of sound.
    Polyph Monop
    onic! honic!
    MIDDLE Eastern
    Music –
    “Gates of Arabia”
    by Derek and
    Brandon Feichter
    Instrumentation: Duduk (1), Tar (2), Doumbek (3),
    other Middle Eastern strings and percussive
    sounds

    Think about different instruments and their


    melodic and rhythmic patterns… 1 2 3
    Your turn!
    Rule 1: Rule 3:
    No banging, smashing, When other groups
    throwing—they belong in are performing, do not
    hands not in the air or the play your instrument.
    ground!

    Rule 2:
    Be open and accepting
    of everyone’s ideas
    when composing.
    Group
    improvisation!
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