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In a piece of music, if there is one melody, no accompanying sound, no harmony, and no chords, that piece of music can be described using what term?.

In a piece of music, if there is one melody, no accompanying sound, no harmony, and no chords, that piece of music can be described using what term?.
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In a piece of music, if there is one melody, no accompanying sound, no harmony, and no chords, that piece of music can be described using what term?.

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Answer:

Monophony

Step-by-step explanation:

Just a melody and nothing else

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