2016•Irish Studies ReviewRequires access

Music and identity in Ireland and beyond

CATHERINE V. BATESON

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“Music is a living tradition, and in choosing the musical moments we touch with our songs, we choose a moment in time that was significant to us and to others”, argues musicologist Kari K. Veblen m...

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“Music is a living tradition, and in choosing the musical moments we touch with our songs, we choose a moment in time that was significant to us and to others”, argues musicologist Kari K. Veblen m...

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“Music is a living tradition, and in choosing the musical moments we touch with our songs, we choose a moment in time that was significant to us and to others”, argues musicologist Kari K. Veblen m...

Key concepts: Identity (music), Irish, History, Sociology, Gender studies, Political science, Aesthetics, Linguistics

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