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Why are the three statements of the Kyrie eleison each sung three times?

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Why are the three statements of the Kyrie eleison each sung three times?

Why are the three statements of the Kyrie eleison each sung three times?

a. to allow for more melodic diversity
b.to ensure that congregations understood the text
c.because the number three is highly symbolic in Christianity
d.because Pope Gregory I included repetitions in the text

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