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Question 8 of 15 Which term refers to music comprised of two or more independent lines? O A. Cantus firmus O B. Gregorian Chant O C. Anglican chant O D. Polyphony

Question 8 of 15 Which term refers to music comprised of two or more independent lines? O A. Cantus firmus O B. Gregorian Chant O C. Anglican chant O D. Polyphony
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Which term refers to music comprised of two or more independent lines?
O A. Cantus firmus
O B. Gregorian Chant
O C. Anglican chant
O D. Polyphony

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D

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Polyphony

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