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    The Early Compositional Style Consisting of a Plainchant Melody with Another
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The Early Compositional Style Consisting of a Plainchant Melody with Another

Question 92

Question 92

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The early compositional style consisting of a plainchant melody with another melody sung simultaneously with the same words is called:


A) monophony.
B) organum.
C) Gregorian chant.
D) an estampie.

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