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In which type of improvisation does a singer improvise melodies using nonsense syllables? Question 5 options: falsetto singing scat singing call-and-response singing melodic improvisation
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In which type of improvisation does a singer improvise melodies using nonsense syllables? Question 5 options: falsetto singing scat singing call-and-response singing melodic improvisation

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Scat

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The answer is scat singing! Good luck!
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