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Medieval composers often borrowed chant called _____ as inspiration for new compositions. organum plainchant aria cantus firmus
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Medieval composers often borrowed chant called _____ as inspiration for new compositions.

organum
plainchant
aria
cantus firmus

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I feel like it’s aria that’s what I did at least..
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aria

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i think it is noot realy shore

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