Which change shaped the music of the renaissance?

A. A desire for very simple rhythms and predictable melodies

B. A desire for music to appeal to people on a emotional level

C. Interest in ideas of the ancient Egyptians

D. A belief that art could only entertain

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Kristina Ibarra

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1 May, 07:05

Which change shaped the music of the renaissance?

A. A desire for very simple rhythms and predictable melodies

B. A desire for music to appeal to people on a emotional level

C. Interest in ideas of the ancient Egyptians

D. A belief that art could only entertain

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Alexus Dean · Answer 1

I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is option B. The change that shaped the music of the renaissance would be the desire for music to appeal to people on a emotional level. Hope this answers the question. Have a nice day.

Which change shaped the music of the renaissance?A. A desire for very simple rhythms and predictable melodiesB. A desire for music to appeal to people on a emotional levelC. Interest in ideas of the ancient EgyptiansD. A belief that art could only entertain

Which change shaped the music of the renaissance?

A. A desire for very simple rhythms and predictable melodies

B. A desire for music to appeal to people on a emotional level

C. Interest in ideas of the ancient Egyptians

D. A belief that art could only entertain