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What is the type of harmony in the second verse of “Chester,” when the tenor and bass    sing independent lines with the soprano doubling the tenor at the octave?
a.   unison
b.   two-part harmony
c.   three-part harmony
d.   four-part harmony
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Excellent answer, thank you
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thankyou
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