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Pea0909berry

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Many New Orleans musicians attributed the genesis of a rougher, improvised style to
 
  a. Louis Armstrong
 b. Baby Dodds
 c. Buddy Bolden
 d. Sidney Bechet
 b. Baby Dodds
 c. Buddy Bolden
 d. Sidney Bechet

Question 2

In Notre Dame polyphony, discant is defined as:
 
  a. when the solo voices move at roughly the same rate and are written inclearly defined modal rhythms.
 b. a two-voice passage of organum in which the tenor holds long tones whilethe upper voice sings a florid contrapuntal line.
 c. the section where the full choir responds to the organum passages sung bythe soloists.
 d. a group of two, three, or four written notes.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

a



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