Popular music can be in two forms: vocal and instrumental, with the following characteristics except one: a. Simple b. Dissonant c. Commercialized d. Syncopated Rhythms
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This is true. - Vocal music involves singing, while instrumental music does not. This is also true. - The question asks for a characteristic that is NOT true of both vocal and instrumental popular music. - Option a, "simple," is a characteristic that can apply to Show more…
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