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A．the technology prevents composers from contacting the……

Martin Goldsmith believes that computer music has not yet been widely accepted because ______.

A．the technology prevents composers from contacting their listeners.
B．no great music has yet been created through computer technology.
C．famous composers refuse to use the new technology to make music.
D．computer is not a terrific instrument for making musical works.

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