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What changes in the music in this excerpt?

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What changes in the music in this excerpt?

What changes in the music in this excerpt?

a. It changes from minor to major.
b. The pitches of the violins become higher.
c. The general level of dynamics slowly grows louder.
d. all of these choices

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