Boogie-woogie was a. a style of blues singing that accompanied ...

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Boogie-woogie was
 
  a. a style of blues singing that accompanied dancing
 b. a style of piano playing based on the standard blues progression
 c. a new dance style introduced in the 1910s
 d. a style of ragtime played by brass bands

Question 2

What is a trope?
 
  a. A short chant sung before and after a psalm and its doxology.
  b. An addition of music or text, or both, to a preexisting chant that more fullyexplains the theology of the chant to which they are added. c. Chant created by St. Ambrose for the church of Milan in northern Italy.
 d. A chant sung on high feasts during the Proper of the Mass immediately afterthe Alleluia, in which successive verses were paired into double verses.

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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

b

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