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Why is the end of this musical work noteworthy?
 
  a) it leaves the listener uncertain as to if and when the work has ended
  b) it calls for the performers to take off the masks they have been wearing throughout the composition
  c) it calls for the performers to destroy their musical instruments
  d) it calls for instrumental performers to begin singing

Question 2

Which composer is known as the Red Priest?
 
  a) Corelli
  b) Torelli
  c) Vivaldi
  d) Locatelli



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

c



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