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In what order do the four section of the chorus enter in this except?

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In what order do the four section of the chorus enter in this except?

In what order do the four section of the chorus enter in this except?

a. soprano, alto, tenor, and bass
b. bass, alto, tenor, and soprano
c. tenor, bass, alto, and soprano
d. bass, tenor, alto, and soprano

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