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Heterophony is when (Multiple Choice)

Heterophony is when
   a.   one instrument plays a melody over a drone bass.
   b.   two or more instruments play independent melodies.
   c.   all instruments play the same notes together, in unison.
   d.   two instruments play the same melody, but with different embellishments.

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