What are some of the polyphonic devices used in “Makala”? Indicate how these terms are used to describe parts of the Transcription 3-26 Polyphony in “Makala.”
What will be an ideal response?
• Heterophony—"many simultaneous versions of a tune"
• Drone/ostinato—"reiteration of a rhythmic pattern on very few pitches"
• Layering—"parts with distinct polyphonic functions arranged according to pitch range"
• Counterpoint—the "middle-pitched melodies introduce two new tonalities and other contrapuntal rhythmic features . . Distinctive countermelodies, often in the yodeling parts."
• Accompaniment—"two drum parts and hand clapping."
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