The soundtrack of conflict
Subtitle: the role of music in radio broadcasting in wartime and in conflict situations
By: M.J. Grant and Férdia J. Stone-Davis (eds.).
Series: Göttingen studies in musicology -- v. 4; Göttingen studies in musicology -- v. 4.
Publisher: Georg Olms Verlag
Published: 2013
Place of publication: Hildesheim
Language: eng
Number of pages: 253
ISBN-13: 9783487150598
Subjects: Radio and music; Music and war; Music; Political aspects; Social aspects
Other titles: Role of music in radio broadcasting in wartime and in conflict situations
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Introduction  -- M.J. Grant and Férdia J. Stone-Davis; title: Music in radio broadcasts in the Gulag  -- Inna Klause; title: Defining a European "New Order" through music : Ancient music in Italian radio broadcasting during the Fascist period  -- Mauro Fosco Bertola; title: Music on the airwaves in occupied France  -- Karine le Bail; title: Jazz, World War II radio propaganda and the case of Tokyo Rose  -- Katherine A. Baber; title: Music in Greek radio broadcasting in wartime (1940-1950) : complicity and resistance  -- Elli Charamis; title: Propaganda and music : Greek and Yugoslav public radio in the 1940s and 1950s  -- Vlasis Vlasidis; title: Henry Cowell and the development of Iranian State Raio for the United States Information Agency  -- Peter Schimpf; title: Radio Freedom, songs of freedom and the liberation struggle in South Africa (1963-1991)  -- Sekibakiba Peter Lekgoathi; title: The Free Voice of China : pirate radio broadcasts of Teresa Teng from Taiwan and Hong Kong during the Cold War in Asia  -- Chen-Ching Cheng; title: Integration or separation? : a story of radio and music in Fiji  -- Ruth Finnegan; title: Radio and music in the last months of the Eelam War in Sri Lanka  -- Pradeep N' Weerasinghe; title: Broadcasting and the musicology of war : the case of Sierra Leone  -- Paul Richards; title: Martial music at dawn : introit for coups d'état  -- Oluwafemi Alexander Ladapo; title: The musicology of justice : Simon Bikindi and incitement to genocide at the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda  -- James Parker; title: Sonic consumerism and audience manufacture in US music broadcasts to the Middle East -- Beau Bothwell.