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Gregorian Chant
was a gregorian chant sung primarily in the middle ages, renaissance period, baroque period, or classical period?
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Gregorian chant was primarily sung in the Middle Ages. It originated in the 9th and 10th centuries and continued to be the predominant form of liturgical music during the medieval period.
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