Q17

[KakaJaja]

Hi, could anyone tell me why E is not correct? I think actually B and E each omits a part of the paragraph, as B ignores the last sentence, E the first?

[tommywallach]

Hey Karen,

The last paragraph starts with a generalization: "early music advocates divorce music...from the life of which [it was] a part." It goes on to give two examples of this.

That's all that happens. The last sentence is not a "conclusion regarding their significance." It only relates to the second of the two examples. It states:

"To restore the original tempo of these symphonies..."

The tempo thing is only the SECOND example (the first example had to do with audibly playing a piano along with an orchestra), so the last sentence is just part of that second example.

Hope that helps!

-t