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maegan_martin

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Phrases that move from tonic to dominant are known by this name?
 
  a) an antecedent phrase
  b) a consequent phrase
  c) a repeating phrase
  d) a phrase unit

Question 2

What do two reprises together constitute?
 
  a) ternary form
  b) strophic form
  c) binary form
  d) through-composed form



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

c



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