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===Polyphonic music===
===Polyphonic music===
A common style of polyphony, called [''yeejeħrhoog''] in [[Amphirese]] and ''chălismoay'' in [[Rhythoed]], uses two melodic lines in a JI scale or free JI, and explores the JI dyadic harmony formed by the melodic lines. ''Yeejeħrhooga'' with three or more voices are considered quite adventurous.  
A common style of polyphony, called ''xeetxezhoog'' in [[Tseezh]] and ''chălismoay'' in [[Rhythoed]], uses two melodic lines in a JI scale or free JI, and explores the JI dyadic harmony formed by the melodic lines. ''Xeetxezhoog'' with three or more voices are considered quite adventurous.  


More familiar techniques like canons and fugues occur during the Romantic period. Polyphony in general was seen as depicting a dialogue between characters.
More familiar techniques like canons and fugues occur during the Romantic period. Polyphony in general was seen as depicting a dialogue between characters.