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What would Ellington's audiences have typically experienced at the Cotton Club in Harlem?
 
  a. floor shows featuring exotically costumed dancers, with the band playing in the background
 b. a concert-hall setting with the band at center stage
 c. a dance-hall setting with the band taking requests
 d. a sophisticated atmosphere, with fine dining and soft, sweet music

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What happens to the reciting tone in each successive verse of Josquin's setting of the Penitential Psalm Miserere mei, Deus?
 
  a. It descends by step.
  b. It descends through the circle of fifths.
  c. Nothing, it stays on the same pitch.
  d. It ascends by step.



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Answer to Question 1

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Reply 2 on: Jul 25, 2018
Great answer, keep it coming :)


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Wow, this really help

 

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