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Compare and contrast the sound of Vacacin and Ecuadorian Quichua mothers lament including rhythm, melody, harmony, and timbre. (How do they sound alike and do they sound different?)
 
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 Harp plays a long series of percussive, repeating notes
 Both selections are repetitive

Difference
 Ecuadorian Quichua mother's lament includes a grief-stricken, half-spoken melody performed simultaneously with (not accompanied by) the harpist's vacacin, sung by a solo female voice that is unaccompanied (monophonic texture).

Define ritual:
 A ritual is a formal practice or custom. (Worlds of Music, p. 483)
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