Which of the following type of polyphony is used in a fugue? A. Fugal exposition B. Episodic C. Imitative counterpoint D. Middle entry (Please correct answers only, I'm really relying on this)

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Which of the following type of polyphony is used in a fugue?

A. Fugal exposition
B. Episodic
C. Imitative counterpoint
D. Middle entry
(Please correct answers only, I'm really relying on this)

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The correct answer would be C. Imitative counterpoint.

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C - because two or more voices talk at the same time
hope it helps!

Sultan Ali answered Dec 14, 2018

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