Carribean music in the twentieth century can be characterized as __________
a) a homogenous tradition
b) widely varied among the many islands
c) shadowing developments in early European sacred music
d) a strictly sacred tradition
b
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a. Manners b. Gothic c. Historical d. Picaresque
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