Which type of composition musically depicts Christ's crucifixion as recorded in the Gospels; it is traditionally performed on Good Friday

Painting in seventeenth-century England

A. reflected the fluctuation of the local art market. B. was controlled by the courtly but restrained taste of the aristocracy. C. responded to the demands of middle-class patrons for a civic-minded art. D. had religious themes as the dominant subject.

When both voices of organum move at roughly the same rate and are written in clearly defined rhythms, the style is called ____

A) modal B) discant C) organum purum D) ligature