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Compositions used for religious ceremonies in the early Christian Church were called A. troubadour songs. B. Gregorian chants. C. motets. D. dance music
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Compositions used for religious ceremonies in the early Christian Church were called A. troubadour songs. B. Gregorian chants. C. motets. D. dance music
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I think its b
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The Gregorian chant was the main tradition of western plainsong. It accompanied celebration of mass and other rituals.
B. Gregorian chants.
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