Embellishments areA. ornamental tones not printed in the music that seventeenth - and eighteenth-century performers were expected to add to the melody. B. music created at the same time it is performed. C. notes printed in the music that embellish the melodyD. obsolete in contemporary performances

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Patricia Wilkins

11 May, 02:00

Embellishments areA. ornamental tones not printed in the music that seventeenth - and eighteenth-century performers were expected to add to the melody. B. music created at the same time it is performed. C. notes printed in the music that embellish the melodyD. obsolete in contemporary performances

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Milo Hancock · Answer 1

C. Notes printed in the music that embellish the melody

Explanation:

Embellishments are notes included within music (thus eliminating option A) to ornament (or embellish) the melody of the piece