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A symphonic band is different from an orchestra due to the absence of A) brass B) percussion instruments C) a conductor D) strings
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A symphonic band is different from an orchestra due to the absence of

A) brass
B) percussion instruments
C) a conductor
D) strings

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A symphonic band is different from an orchestra due to the absence of strings.

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A symphonic band is different from an orchestra due to the absence of strings.

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