Stories, I think or it could be shapes
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Traditional sub-Saharan African harmony is a music theory of harmony in Sub-Saharan Africa In traditional African music, scales are practiced and thought of as Homophonic polyphony occurs when two different melodies are harmonized in the (Karlson E. Hester and Francis Tovey use the same phrase to describe it).
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Usually, you have a lead guitar and another guitar player, a bass guitar, keyboard/synth, a drumset, and the vocalist. Old rock bands, like Earth Wind and Fire, used to have brass instruments (trumpet and trombone, occasionally saxophone[woodwind]) as part of the instrumentation. It depends on what era of rock you are looking for, but this is the most common instrumentation. Hope this helps! :)