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cleoLeon1try2 cleoLeon1try2
  • 30-11-2015
  • Arts
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During Medieval times, secular music was outlawed by the church and was not played.

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Glauxeira
Glauxeira Glauxeira
  • 30-12-2015

False. Due to the Church's swaying authority on common law, it influenced secular music greatly.

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LearnGrow
LearnGrow LearnGrow
  • 14-08-2018

The term secular music denotes non-religious music.

The statement that during Medieval times, secular music was outlawed by the church and was not played is false. This type of music was developed in the Medieval period and was used in the Renaissance.

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