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Music lacking any literary or pictorial association is called a. absolute music. b. incidental music. c. chamber music. d. program music.

Music lacking any literary or pictorial association is called a. absolute music. b. incidental music. c. chamber music. d. program music.
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music lacking any literary or pictorial association is called a. absolute music. b. incidental music. c. chamber music. d. program music.

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a

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a

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Absolute music is what music lacking any literary or pictorial association is called.

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