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    The Complexity or Quality of Sound That Makes Instruments, Voices
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The Complexity or Quality of Sound That Makes Instruments, Voices

Question 10

Question 10

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The complexity or quality of sound that makes instruments, voices, and other sources of sound unique is called


A) audition.
B) acuity.
C) timbre.
D) wavelength.

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