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Oral Tradition
one passed down without the aid of written words or notated music
Call-and-Response
a technique in which one musician or group sings or plays an opening motive, and another musician or group sings or plays an answer
Heterophony
the simultaneous playing or singing of two or more versions of a melody
Hocket
a form of polyphony consisting of two or more rhymically interlocking voices
Interlock
a technique in which one voice fills the spaces left by another's rests to complete a melodic unit