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Which term names the sight-reading system that assigns a name to each musical tone? A: solfege B: nuemes C: Tritone D: organum I think it's either C or B

Which term names the sight-reading system that assigns a name to each musical tone? A: solfege B: nuemes C: Tritone D: organum I think it's either C or B
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Which term names the sight-reading system that assigns a name to each musical tone?

A: solfege
B: nuemes
C: Tritone
D: organum

I think it's either C or B

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a

Step-by-step explanation:

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User Dom DaFonte
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A. Solfege is the answer. This is the system of do-re-mi-fa-sol... etc.
Neumes are different notes sung on a syllable.
Tritone describes an interval (distance between 2 pitches) of 3 whole steps.
Organum is an early form of heterophony
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