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which term refers to music comprised of two or more indep
a. anglican chant
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b. cantus firmus
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c. gregorian chant
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d. polyphony

Polyphony is a term that refers to music comprised of two or more independence

Explanation:

Polyphony is a surface consisting of at least two free melodic voices, instead of music with only one view Polyphony emerged from melismatic organum, the soonest harmonization of the melody. Twelfth-century authors, for example, Léonin and Pérotin, built up the organum that was presented hundreds of years sooner and included a third and fourth voice to the now homophonic chant. Monophony or music with one steady melodic voice joined by harmonies called homophony.

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explanation:

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