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The part of an opera in which the music is speech-like, usually accompanied only by a harpsichord and moves the action forward is the:

The part of an opera in which the music is speech-like, usually accompanied only by a harpsichord and moves the action forward is the:
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The part of an opera in which the music is speech-like, usually accompanied only by a harpsichord and moves the action forward is the:

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