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When group singing involves an overlap between voices singing slightly different versions of the same melody, the musical texture is called

When group singing involves an overlap between voices singing slightly different versions of the same melody, the musical texture is called
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when group singing involves an overlap between voices singing slightly different versions of the same melody, the musical texture is called

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musical texture called heterophonic.
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