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What is often the climax of a melody A.the first note of a melody B.the last note of a melody C.the highest note of a melody D.the longest note of a melody
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What is often the climax of a melody
A.the first note of a melody
B.the last note of a melody
C.the highest note of a melody
D.the longest note of a melody
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Answer: C
Explanation: The Highest note of the Melody.. :)
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C is the answer.
the highest note.
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