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Unlike the composers of previous eras, [#permalink] New post   12 Dec 2019, 17:39
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Unlike the composers of previous eras, Beethoven demonstrated not only a mastery of music’s technical aspects, but also an artistic (i) ________________ that was difficult to replicate. This was obvious in the emotional undercurrents in many of his works, and this (ii) ________________ at least partly explains the enduring popularity of his compositions.



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accessibility passion
aestheticism dilettantism
miserliness unconventionality
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Re: Unlike the composers of previous eras, [#permalink] New post   13 Dec 2019, 08:49
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1. What will be obvious in "emotional undercurrents" is passion. Neither aestheticism nor accessibility fits here
2. "unconventionality" is the only apt answer choice
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Re: Unlike the composers of previous eras, [#permalink] New post   21 Nov 2024, 06:17
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