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bobbie

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Which Renaissance theorist was primarily interested in consonance, dissonance, and developing rules of good counterpoint?
 
  A) Heinrich Glarean
  B) Pierre Attaingnant
  C) Nicola Vicentino
  D) Johannes Tinctoris

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Which instrument generates sound by depressing a key, which in turn causes a quill or plectrum to pluck a tight wire string?
 
  A) clavichord
  B) lute
  C) crumhorn
  D) harpsichord


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Reply #1 on: Jul 25, 2018
Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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