Question

Music appreciation

Monody is

A. a homophonic style of music used for choral singing in opera.
B. a monophonic style of singing resurrected for opera.
C. homophonic music that allows the singer's voice to predominate.
D. complex polyphonic music used for exciting scenes of battle in opera.

Answer 1

The answer is going to be c. hope that helped

Answer 2

The correct answer is C. homophonic music that allows the singer's voice to predominate.

It is a type of singing that was used in ancient Greece when only a single person was supposed to sing. This is unlike the choral singing that occurred during other parts of the play. Nowadays, its meaning changed and it stands for any poem where someone's death is being lamented.