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Which composer believed that music is all too often treated as a "narcotic," something that dulls the senses rather than arouses them? A. Charles Ives B. Arnold Schoenberg C. Ruth Crawford D. Duke Ellington
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Which composer believed that music is all too often treated as a "narcotic," something that dulls the senses rather than arouses them? A. Charles Ives B. Arnold Schoenberg C. Ruth Crawford D. Duke Ellington

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the answer is Charlie Ives 
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