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Which of the following terms best describes this selection's compositional procedures?
 
  a) Isorhythm
  b) Point of imitation
  c) Canon
  d) Retrograde

Question 2

Although in sonata form, this selection is unusual because instead of modulating to the dominant it moves to the key of?
 
  a) bII
  b) bVI
  c) V/V
  d) III



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

b




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