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Elizabethan music took many forms and played an important role in entertainment. It included church music, street music performed in markets and fairs, music performed by household musicians for nobility and wealthy families, and theatre music to accompany Shakespeare's plays. Various instruments were used including strings, and music complemented different dances enjoyed by upper and lower classes. Composers wrote flexible music that could be arranged for different available instruments.
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