| The book ignores such words as ball, bound, and plane, which are both homophonic and homographic. |
| French choral music of this time is often in a deceptively simple homophonic style. |
| Answer: a family of characters is made up of characters which are homophonic but mean different things. |
| Early in the century the madrigal more closely resembled the simple, homophonic or chordal style of the frottola. |
| Many of the choruses in the oratorio feature a similar blending of musical textures, with homophonic and polyphonic passages appearing in turn. |
| Further, Bach's legendary fugal skill and disposition elevated the suite to another level not found in the more homophonic French model. |
