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pragya sharda

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Concert manners in Haydn's time __________.
 
  a) were strictly demarcated by class and social rank
  b) were more like those of a rock concert today
  c) established a sacred, church-like atmosphere
  d) were dependent on the whims of the king

Question 2

How many movements are in a Haydn symphony?
 
  a) one
  b) two
  c) four
  d) six



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

c





 

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