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khang

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The wind instrument in the selection is a
 
  A. duct flute
  B. recorder
  C. silver flute
   D. panpipe

Question 2

Discuss the cultural context of the African-Ecuadorian music of the Chota River Valley, including some of the musics significant features that show outside influences. Explain why CD 3:5 (Me gusta la leche) can be referred to as an Indo-Hispano-Afro-Ecuadorian hybrid.
 
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Answer to Question 1

ANS: D. panpipe

Answer to Question 2

 CD 3:5 is music by African-Ecuadorians from the Chota River Valley in the highland Imbabura Province.
 The Chota sanjun structure reflects Ecuadorian Native American music; the Spanish language shows Hispanic influence.
 Syncopation (misplaced accents) in a Chota sanjun rhythm suggests African influence.



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