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    A Song in Which the Musical Sections Are Not the Same
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A Song in Which the Musical Sections Are Not the Same

Question 31

Question 31

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A song in which the musical sections are not the same for all verses of poetry but instead are composed with new material for each verse from beginning to end is said to be:


A) through-composed.
B) strophic.
C) programmatic.
D) grandiose.

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