Polyphonic (adjective)

1. Having or characterized by multiple voices or parts, especially in music.
2. Having or characterized by multiple voices or sounds at the same time.

Origin:

From the greek words polys, meaning 'many', and phone, meaning 'voice'.

Examples:

1. The polyphonic music was complex and challenging to perform.
2. The polyphonic singing style was popular in the Renaissance era.
3. The polyphonic keyboard allowed the musician to play multiple voices at the same time.
4. The polyphonic sound of the choir was breathtakingly beautiful.
5. The polyphonic composition was inspired by the sounds of nature and the city.