Tolande was a Chlon eduer who was always lone her heels to prete small choir located in a small town in Arizona. Yolanda heard Bethany sing at a friend's party one night and was captivated by the power and range of Bethany's voice. Determined to persuade Bethany to join her choir, Yolanda offered to give Bethany voice lessons. Bethany agreed and the two entered into a written contract that stated that Yolanda promised to provide Bethany with advanced voice lessons, if Bethany promised to perform for ten weeks in Yolanda's choir. Yolanda did not have her own studio, but she did have great teaching skills and a very good reputation for providing expert voice training services throughout the area. Bethany did in fact perform for Yolanda's choir, but after five weeks Bethany decided that she needed to move on to a larger choir and that her friend Bruno was in greater need of voice lessons and would make a better addition to Yolanda's choir. Bethany stopped singing in Yolanda's choir and transferred all of her rights and obligations under the Yolanda-Bethany contract to Bruno. Bruno was a far less accomplished singer than Bethany and Yolanda did not find Bruno's voice to be either pleasant or susceptible to any material improvement with only five weeks of lessons remaining. Yolanda refused to allow Bruno to perform in the choir or to give voice lessons to Bruno. Which of the following statements best describes the rights and obligations of the parties? a) Yolanda must allow Bruno to join the choir but is not required to give the remaining voice training lessons to Bruno. b) Yolanda must allow Bruno to join the choir and is also required to give the remaining voice training lessons to Bruno. c) Yolanda is not required to allow Bruno to join the choir and is not required to give voice training lessons to Bruno, but is still required to give the remaining voice training lessons to Bethany. d Yolanda is not reavired to allow Bruno to ioin the choir and. not required to