A great French clavecinist and Rococo composer of the mid–eighteenth century was: A. François Couperin. B. Jean-Baptiste Lully. C. Johann Sebastian Bach. D. Jean-Antoine Watteau.

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A great French clavecinist and Rococo composer of the mid–eighteenth century was François Couperin.

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