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The timbre reflects (Multiple Choice)

The timbre reflects

A. one female singing alone throughout the entire selection.
B. two singers start a phrase, followed by lead singer.
C. a lead singer beginning then joined by two other singers.
D. a large female choir with more than two singers on a part.

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