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The text-setting style where each syllable gets one note is called _____. a. melismatic. b. syllabic. c. vocalise. d. pneumatic.

The text-setting style where each syllable gets one note is called _____. a. melismatic. b. syllabic. c. vocalise. d. pneumatic.
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The text-setting style where each syllable gets one note is called _____.

a. melismatic. b. syllabic. c. vocalise. d. pneumatic.

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b. syllabic

each syllable of the word is broken up and assigned to an individual note.
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