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1 analfabeto musical
(adj.) = musically-illiterateEx. The aim of the tunebooks was to improve the congregational singing of musically-illiterate churchgoers.* * *(adj.) = musically-illiterateEx: The aim of the tunebooks was to improve the congregational singing of musically-illiterate churchgoers.
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2 libro de melodías
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3 referido a una congregación de feligreses
(adj.) = congregationalEx. The aim of the tunebooks was to improve the congregational singing of musically-illiterate churchgoers.* * *(adj.) = congregationalEx: The aim of the tunebooks was to improve the congregational singing of musically-illiterate churchgoers.
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