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Cacophony literally means harsh, jarring sounds--sounds that do not sound good together. In literature, cacophony is used to refer to words that have a harsh, jarring sound. Instead of the text being rhythmic or pleasant, the text is unmelodious. Beware the Jabberwock, my son!
An example of homophonic music would be melody and accompaniment. Someone singing a melody and a guitar accompaniing them. In this case the singer's melody would be the predominate layer of sound. A concerto is an example of homophony in classical music. A solo is played with an orchestra accompianing. Homophony refers to the texture of a piece of music. It means that there are two or more parts that move together in harmony to create chords. An example would be a typical four-part hymn. This is the opposite of polyphony, where each part moves independently (as in a Bach fugue).