Musical Narratives of Resistance: An Ethnomusicological Review

Louis Brehony's monograph raises new questions regarding the role of music in the Palestinian liberation struggle.Focused mainly on the life journeys of Palestinian musicians from several generations, various backgrounds, and geographic locations, the book provides an ethnomusicological understanding of their musical narratives and is a valuable document on music in Palestinian history making.

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Jerusalem Quarterly
Published
2024-09-20
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https://doi.org/10.70190/jq.i99.p122
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Diverse Musicological Studies
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Musical Narratives of Resistance: An Ethnomusicological Review

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Musical Narratives of Resistance: An Ethnomusicological Review

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Abstract

Louis Brehony's monograph raises new questions regarding the role of music in the Palestinian liberation struggle.Focused mainly on the life journeys of Palestinian musicians from several generations, various backgrounds, and geographic locations, the book provides an ethnomusicological understanding of their musical narratives and is a valuable document on music in Palestinian history making.

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