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luminitza

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In Pierrot lunaire, no movement takes more than ________ to perform, and the entire work amounts to ____________ of music.
 
  A) three minutes; about thirty-five minutes
 
  B) twenty minutes; about three hours
 
  C) thirty seconds; about twelve minutes
 
  D) one hour; twenty-five hours
 
  E) five minutes; about fifteen minutes

Question 2

What was the typical aria form in the cantata franaise?
 
  A) binary
  B) rondo
  C) da capo
  D) strophic variation



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

C





 

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