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Identify the correct definition of hocket.

Identify the correct definition of hocket.

a. A canon in which two voices perform the same music at different rates ofspeed, the corresponding notes of which grow progressively distant fromone another.
b. A combination of note symbols (for the fast moving upper part) and pitchletter names (for the lower part).
c. It occurs when the sounds of two voices are staggered by the carefulplacement of rests, thereby creating a highly syncopated composition.
d. Counterpoint carefully written so that the vertical position of two or morevoices can be switched without violating the rules of counterpoint or creatingundue dissonance.

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