0 consisting of several different tunes that are played or sung at the same time, or relating to or producing such a sound:
polyphonic ringtones
a 32-voice polyphonic synthesizer
Virtually all Romantic music is in the strictest sense polyphonic.
Renaissance choral music is an intricately woven, polyphonic fabric of multiple voice parts moving semi-independently.
The smartphone boasts dual polyphonic speakers.
Therefore, finding a polyphonic approach on all structural levels was necessary.
A polyphonic vocal setting, whose music better evokes the idea of movement, was apparently considered unfit to accompany actual scenic movement on stage.
The work is a clear expression of the young artist's growing awareness and fondness for formal structures and techniques from the polyphonic tradition.
In such polyphonic settings, however, dance, which could have stood vicariously for chorus action, was excluded.
The polyphonic compositions also appear to have been newly composed for the court.
