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Fugue and Hymn Textural Comparison
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How does the texture of a fugue differ from that of a simple church hymn in terms of melodic independence?

A

A fugue has a single melody with complex harmonies, while a hymn has multiple independent melodic lines.

B

A fugue has multiple independent melodic lines, while a hymn typically has a single melody with supporting harmonies.

C

Both fugues and hymns have similar levels of melodic independence, differing only in their harmonic structures.

D

A fugue has a homophonic texture, while a hymn exhibits polyphonic characteristics.

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