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Which definition fits the term melodic sequence?
 
 

a. sharp, abrupt contrasts
  b. many notes sung to just one syllable
  c. musical line that moves at a moderate pace, mostly in equal note values and
  often stepwise up or down the scale
  d. motive or phrase in the bass that is repeated again and again
  e. repetition of a musical motive at successively higher or lower degrees of the
  scale
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Good timing, thanks!
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