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False. The perfection of monophony is not the single most important feature in the development of western music.
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What is Monophony?</h3>
The simplest melodic texture in music is called monophony, and it consists of a melody played or sung by a single musician or singer, usually without any harmony or chords. There are many monophonic traditional and folk songs. having a single melodic line that isn't accompanied. It is also referred to as a single transmission path when it comes to sound transmission, recording, or reproduction. A choir singing in octaves, a lone soloist singing an unaccompanied melody, or two instruments playing the same melody are all examples of monophony.
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