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A setting of Gregorian chant with two or four notes per syllable might be considered: A. Syllabic B. Dydactic C. Modal D. Neumatic
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A setting of Gregorian chant with two or four notes per syllable might be considered:

A. Syllabic
B. Dydactic
C. Modal
D. Neumatic

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D. Neumatic

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