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Message: <blockquote data-quote="roguerouge" data-source="post: 4193931" data-attributes="member: 13855">It's not true, however. First, one can sing two songs in a round (the structure, not the game mechanic). Second, and even better, is this idea:"When there is more than one independent melodic line happening at the same time in a piece of music, we say that the music is contrapuntal. The independent melodic lines are called counterpoint. The music that is made up of counterpoint can also be called polyphony, or one can say that the music is polyphonic or speak of the polyphonic texture of the music. Traditionally, vocal music is more likely to be described as polyphony and instrumental music is more likely to be described as counterpoint. But all of these terms refer to two or more independent, simultaneous melodies. "Simultaneous" means the melodies are happening at the same time. "Independent" means that at any given moment what is happening in one melody (both in the rhythms and in the pitches) is probably not the same thing that is happening in the other melody."Source: <a href="http://cnx.org/content/m11634/latest/" target="_blank">http://cnx.org/content/m11634/latest/</a>The two bardic music effects can be two different songs or two different parts of the same song.There may be game-level reasons to ban this move, but it's clearly something that you can describe.</blockquote>