One hesitates to make hard-and-fast judgments about why any composer's work endures, but surely in Monk's case part of the reason lies in the (i)____________ and originality of these compositions: the quirky rhythms, piquant dissonances and angular melodies that (ii)____________ so many of Monk's compositions render them unlike anyone else's and, therefore, ever (iii)____________. A. grandeur B. distinguish C. unprecedented D. idiosyncrasy E. enforce F. established G. notoriousness H. buttress I. melodious