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CD 1:21
 
  A. is in a fast duple meter
  B. has the same rhythm in all instruments
  C. has no timbre or tempo
   D. shows the use of syncopations

Question 2

Discuss contexts for music. Of the four components of a music-culture, which are associated with contexts of music? What questions would you ask about contexts of music?
 
  What will be an ideal response?



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: D. shows the use of syncopation

Answer to Question 2

 contexts of music is one of the Ideas about music, one of the four components of a music-culture
 When and where should music be performed (appropriate venues and times for different kinds of music)?
 How does public and private patronage affect contexts of music?



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