Which of the following genres is not fairly free in structure? A. Toccata B. Prelude C. Fugue D. Fantasia

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Which of the following genres is not fairly free in structure?

A. Toccata
B. Prelude
C. Fugue
D. Fantasia

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Fugue is the right answer

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The answer is C. Fugue :)

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