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A cantata differs from an opera in that it isn't A. composed in the vernacular B. sung (not correct) C. baroque D. staged

A cantata differs from an opera in that it isn't A. composed in the vernacular B. sung (not correct) C. baroque D. staged
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A cantata differs from an opera in that it isn't

A. composed in the vernacular
B. sung (not correct)
C. baroque
D. staged

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D

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a cantara differs from an opera in that it isn't staged

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