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A group of "upper class" composers who often performed music for the noble courts is known as: A. Jongleurs B. Chanters C. Minstrels D. Troubadours

A group of "upper class" composers who often performed music for the noble courts is known as: A. Jongleurs B. Chanters C. Minstrels D. Troubadours
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A group of "upper class" composers who often performed music for the noble courts is known as:

A. Jongleurs
B. Chanters
C. Minstrels
D. Troubadours

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D. Troubadours

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Some were actually knights.

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