The music of the baroque era was A. Focused on religious music for church B. Highly stylized and ornamented C. Focused on secular vocal music D. Symmetrical and elegant

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The music of the baroque era was

A. Focused on religious music for church

B. Highly stylized and ornamented

C. Focused on secular vocal music

D. Symmetrical and elegant

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Answer Maybe B

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