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Why might a composer choose to work with different vocal parts in harmony?

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CBSE
Class 7
Arts
Kriti
Making Music
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Why might a composer choose to...

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Why might a composer choose to work with different vocal parts in harmony?

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To create complexity and richness

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To make it sound like a solo

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To avoid using instruments

4

To keep the song simple

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