Answer:
Examples of monophony texture are;
1. A single person whistling
2. Taps sounded by a bugle
3. People singing a melody together without the use of instruments and without harmony
4. A corp of fife and drums where all the fifes are playing a similar melody
5. The sound of footsteps
Examples of homophony textures are;
1. A choral music consisting of the same rhythms being played at exactly the same time are homophonic
2. A singer singing in accompaniment of a strumming of a guitar chord
3. A trumpet playing a solo tune in accompaniment of a piano, a drum set, and a bass forming a jazz combo
4. An accordion or bagpipes player who is playing a melody using drones
5. Sounds of rain and thunder
Examples of polyphony texture are;
1. A fugue or a canon or a round are polyphonic sounds
2. The musical works in the early 18th century music era
3. Music from instrument bands or orchestras
4. A homophonic music to which a countermelody is added
5. The sounds of train driver honks his horn at a crossing while the brakes squeals
Explanation:
A monophonic music is a single melody line music
A homophonic music has a distinct melody and accompanying sounds that fill in the chords
A polyphonic music has more than one melody occurring simultaneously.
