English, 24.06.2019 04:50 ayoismeisalex
What is the most important function of the refrain in "swing low, sweet chariot"? a. the refrain introduces a biblical context for the spiritual b. the refrain separates the soloist and chorus. c. the refrain reinforces the idea of deliverance. d. the refrain ends the spiritual on a happy tone.
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