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A gospel quartet singing without instrumental accompaniment is called A. four solbists Ba small choic c. field-holler. D. a capella​
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A gospel quartet singing without instrumental accompaniment is called

A. four solbists
Ba small choic
c. field-holler.
D. a capella​

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Answer: It’s D. Capella!

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Answer:

Music that is performed without instrumental accompaniment is called:

D. A capella (or cappella).

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