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jjjetplane

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Which 1930s big band became extremely successful with the arrangements that it acquired from Fletcher Henderson?
 
  a. Fletcher Henderson Orchestra
 b. Duke Ellington Orchestra
 c. McKinney Cotton Pickers
 d. Benny Goodman Orchestra

Question 2

Which text was set as a madrigal by both Jacques Arcadelt and Orazio Vecchi?
 
  a. Il bianco e dolce cigno
  b. Gies sommo conforto
  c. El grillo  bon cantore
  d. Sian galanti di Valenza



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

a



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