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audie

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The melodies in the songs
 
  A. contain little unity or repetition.
   B. follow structured musical forms.
  C. are commonly sung with vocables and yodeling.
  D. are based on seven-tone major scales.

Question 2

An important characteristic of the music features
 
  A. parts unrelated to each other.
  B. voices and percussion playing the same exact part.
  C. the percussion instruments playing the same part.
   D. the parts relating to a common time feel.



efwsefaw

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Answer to Question 1

ANS: B. follow structured musical forms

Answer to Question 2

ANS: D. the parts relating to a common time feel.



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