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What does the term a cappella refer to?

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What does the term a cappella refer to?

What does the term a cappella refer to?

A) communications sent to a bishop
B) singing without referring to text or music notation
C) a congregation's gaze toward the altar
D) singing without instrumental accompaniment

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