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The renaissance is regarded as the golden age of singing for voices alone without instrumental accompaniment, which is called?
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The renaissance is regarded as the golden age of singing for voices alone without instrumental accompaniment, which is called?

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Answer:a capella style

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The Renaissance period is sometimes called the golden age of a capella choral music because the music did not need instrumental accompaniment. The texture of the Renaissance music is chiefly polyphonic.
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