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Tradução automática da leitura em inglês. Rascunho; ainda sem revisão por um falante nativo.
Tratar as vozes solistas de maneira polifônico-harmônica é o melhor método de preservar seu caráter individual nos conjuntos. Uma distribuição inteiramente harmônica ou inteiramente polifônica é raramente encontrada. O primeiro plano, muito usado na escrita coral, simplifica excessivamente o movimento das vozes, eliminando seu caráter melódico; o segundo é cansativo e um tanto perturbador para o ouvido.
Como regra geral, as vozes são dispostas segundo a lei do registro normal. O cruzamento das partes é raro e só deve ser feito com a intenção de enfatizar a melodia nas vozes que sobem acima das adjacentes em registro, por exemplo, a parte de tenor acima do contralto, o mezzo-soprano acima do soprano etc.
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