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Initially the ciaconna and passacaglia were synonymous (one a French term, the other Spanish), but as the seventeenth century progressed they developed unique characteristics -- in the former, the ostinato was consistently placed in the highest sounding part, while in the latter it was always played by the basso continuo.
 
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