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12. What type of music did Bach compose for the St. Thomas School in Leipzig? Sacred vocal music Instrumental suites Secular cantatas Concerti grossi
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12. What type of music did Bach compose for the St. Thomas School in Leipzig?

Sacred vocal music
Instrumental suites
Secular cantatas
Concerti grossi

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secular cantatas I hope it helps

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