Limb refers to the way of organization and collocation between parts of multi-part music.

Does the subject want to ask, "Texture refers to the organization and collocation between parts of multi-part music?" That's right. Texture is one of the structural forms of music, and the tense form is called "musical form", which is one of the special terms of music. A work, whether it is a symphony lasting one hour or a ditty as short as 1 minute, has a structural form. It may have only one paragraph, including several phrases, or it may be composed of three or more paragraphs. No matter what form it takes, it should be spread out in time. We can know what its overall structure is. This is the form of music in "time"-musical form. Texture refers to multi-part music, and the organization and collocation between parts are correct. Monotonous texture-only a single melody; Polyphony texture-contrast polyphony, which is formed by the superposition of two or more different melodies, imitating polyphony, and the same melody appears in different parts at intervals of one or two beats; Harmony texture-the main theme set off by harmony. Polyphony texture and harmony texture are often combined, that is, there are harmony and multi-line melody, forming a "mixed texture."