4. East Asian music usually uses Strophic form of music. What does a strophic form mean?
A. Using different tunes on different verses.
B. Using the same tune in different verses.
C. Using different dynamics on the same verses.
D. Using the same dynamics in different verses.
A. Using different tunes on different verses.
B. Using the same tune in different verses.
C. Using different dynamics on the same verses.
D. Using the same dynamics in different verses.
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B. Using the same tune in different verses.
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Strophic form of music
Strophic form of music has long been used for ages, in church music, classical, jazz, folk, and pop music. Strophic form is called the AAA form where all verses or stanzas of the text are sung or set to the same tune or music. An example of a strophic form of music are the hymns used in churches for worship services. Hymns have multiple verses or strophes with different words or lyrics but the same in melody and harmony. For a particular hymn, the "O Lord, My God" is an example of a strophic song.
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