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oliviahorn72

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Which set of abbreviations progresses from loudest to softest?
 
  A) f  p  mf B) p  mf  f C) f  mp  pp D) mf  mp  ff

Question 2

Bartok's Game of Pairs utilizes a
 
  a. sonata form.
  b. theme and variation with inverted repetition.
  c. ritornello form that follows a mirror image.
  d. ternary form that is basically symmetrical.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

D



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