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Filter by Meaning The traditional musician played the instrument monophonically, using no vibrato or embellishments.
The keyboardist played the melody monophonically.
The avant-garde artist performed the piece monophonically, with no discernible rhythm or melody.
The pianist played the classical piece monophonically.
The guitarist played the chords monophonically.
The clarinetist played the tune monophonically.
The composer arranged the score monophonically for a single instrument.
The early music ensemble played the medieval piece monophonically, using only unison singing.
The saxophonist played the melody monophonically.
The computer program generated the sound monophonically, using a simple algorithm that produced a single tone.
The electronic musician created the track monophonically, using only a single synthesizer.
The violinist played the piece monophonically.
The experimental composer created a piece that was meant to be heard monophonically, with no spatialization or surround sound.
The flute player played the tune monophonically.
The singer performed the song monophonically, with no harmonies or backing vocals.
The soloist performed the concerto monophonically, with no accompaniment or orchestra.
The street musician played the melody monophonically on his flute.
The folk singer performed the ballad monophonically.
The sound engineer recorded the voice-over monophonically for the video.
The synthesizer produced the sound monophonically, with no layering or effects.
The conductor instructed the orchestra to play the piece monophonically, with each section playing a single line of melody.
The music teacher instructed the students to play the piece monophonically to improve their listening skills.
The singer-songwriter performed the tune monophonically on his guitar.
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