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During which period was music exclusively for listening to and not dancing A. Baroque B. Swing era C. Renaissance D. Classical period

During which period was music exclusively for listening to and not dancing A. Baroque B. Swing era C. Renaissance D. Classical period
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During which period was music exclusively for listening to and not dancing

A. Baroque
B. Swing era
C. Renaissance
D. Classical period

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Baroque

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