Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
antiphony
Noun
/ænˈtɪfəni/

Definition
A type of vocal music featuring a dialogue or alternate singing between two choirs or groups.

Examples
- The antiphony in the church service added a dynamic element to the worship experience.
- During the concert, the antiphony between the two choir sections captivated the audience.
- Classical composers often used antiphony to create rich textures in their works.

Meaning
Antiphony refers to a musical arrangement where two groups perform in response to each other, creating a call-and-response effect.

Synonyms
- Call and response
- Dialogue
- Responsive singing