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Timbre refers to how loud or soft music is. A. False, timbre refers to how fast or slow the music is B. True C. False, timbre refers to the sound quality of the music D. False, …

Timbre refers to how loud or soft music is. A. False, timbre refers to how fast or slow the music is B. True C. False, timbre refers to the sound quality of the music D. False, …
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Timbre refers to how loud or soft music is.

A. False, timbre refers to how fast or slow the music is
B. True
C. False, timbre refers to the sound quality of the music
D. False, timbre refers to the melodic shape of the music

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The answer is D) False, Timbre refers to the melodic shape of the music
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