Arranging for band
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May 9, 2017
Next time, do your own homework.
On 5/09/17, Layers of sound wrote: > Thin texture - just one thing going on. A single melody > line. > > Thick texture - many different layers of sound going on at > the same time. > > > On 5/09/17, E. Avery wrote: >> Just wondering; does anyone know what thick and thin > texture is in music?
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Thick texture - many different layers of sound going on at the same time.
On 5/09/17, E. Avery wrote: > Just wondering; does anyone know what thick and thin texture is in music?