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    The document contains questions about the song "Capercaillie: Skye Waulking Song" by Nadurra. It asks what type of song it is (a worksong), what language the lyrics are in (Gaelic), and to comment on the musical elements used such as vocal parts, texture, harmony, rhythm, and instrumentation. No other information is provided beyond the questions.

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    10.

    ‘Capercaillie: Skye Waulking Song’ by Nadurra


    a) What type of song is Capercaillie?

    A battle

    B worksong

    C serenade

    D lullaby

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    b) Which language is the lyric in?

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    c) Comment on how the following musical elements are used:

     Vocal part
     Texture
     Harmony & tonality
     Rhythm
     Instrumentation & timbre

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