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What best describes Smetana’s “The Moldau”? A. Scenes and encounters from a river B. An expression of unrequited love C. Scenes of the Greek Countryside D. scenes from a pagan ritual
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What best describes Smetana’s “The Moldau”?

A. Scenes and encounters from a river
B. An expression of unrequited love
C. Scenes of the Greek Countryside
D. scenes from a pagan ritual

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Definitely B :))))))))))))))
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B. An expression of unrequited love.

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