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het·er·oph·o·ny
\ˌhed.əˈräfənē\ noun
(-es)
Etymology: Greek heterophōnia diversity of note, from heter- + -phōnia -phony
: a singing or sounding of the same melody by two or more voices or instruments usually with some modifications (as in rhythm or ornamentation) by one or both of the performers |