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Select the correct answer. During which period was music exclusively for listening to (and not for dancing)? OA. Baroque period OB. Swing Era O C. O D. Classical period Renaissa…

Select the correct answer. During which period was music exclusively for listening to (and not for dancing)? OA. Baroque period OB. Swing Era O C. O D. Classical period Renaissa…
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During which period was music exclusively for listening to (and not for dancing)?
OA. Baroque period
OB.
Swing Era
O C.
O D. Classical period
Renaissance
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I think the answer is swing era
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