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The correct answer here would be fermata. This is a musical notation that is also known by numerous names such as a hold, a pause or my personal favorite the cyclops eye. This notation is used to indicate that a note should last longer than its normal duration. And that includes doubling its duration.
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False
Explanation:
Dulcian comes from Latin which means “soft and sweet”. It was developed by a French luthier during the latter part of 17th century and spread throughout the Europe like a fire as composers used it for many of their compositions. It is also known that Dulcian is a renaissance precursor of the bassoon and even after bassoon was launched. Dulcian’s continued to be used later and did not lose its importance.
I think the closest answer to being correct is d, that seems the most accurate
