Friday,+Homorhythmic+texture

The homorhythmic texture is that which has all voices moving in exactly the same rhythm or a rhythm that is overall complementary to the prevailing rhythm (similar rhythm). We usually think of chorales as homorhythmic in nature.

Some of my reading placed the homorhythmic texture as a subset of homophony. This is a bit confusing I feel. I hope you have enjoyed the podcast. Have a wonderful winter break. Take time to spend with family and friends. Happy Holidays! - Mrs. D

Describe the homorhythmic texture.

Do you think this texture is used much in today's popular music?

Reflecting back on the week - Is it possible for a composition to have several different textures? Why would composers elect to do this?