The Importance of Similarity of Timbre as Auditory Grouping Principle

question 27

Multiple Choice

The importance of similarity of timbre as auditory grouping principle has been supported by

• A) implied polyphony.
• B) auditory stream segregation.
• C) location restoration effect.
• D) compound melodic line.

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