question 17\nin bachs time a bourrée was:\ndanced by the nobility\na collection of dances\na collection of…

question 17\nin bachs time a bourrée was:\ndanced by the nobility\na collection of dances\na collection of dances\nunknown to most of his contemporaries\nquestion 18\na scale with five tones is called:\nmajor\nminor\npentatonic\nquintatonic

question 17\nin bachs time a bourrée was:\ndanced by the nobility\na collection of dances\na collection of dances\nunknown to most of his contemporaries\nquestion 18\na scale with five tones is called:\nmajor\nminor\npentatonic\nquintatonic

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Brief Explanations:

  • Question 17: In Bach's time, the bourrée was a lively dance often danced by the nobility. It was not a collection of dances and was well - known among contemporaries.
  • Question 18: A scale with five tones is called a pentatonic scale. Major and minor scales typically have seven tones, and "quintatonic" is not the correct term for a five - tone scale.

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  • Question 17: Danced by the nobility
  • Question 18: Pentatonic