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Whose Bled? Music, Sound and Public Spaces in (Post-)Colonial Algeria

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  • UserDr Stephen Wilford (Junior Research Fellow, Wolfson/Research Associate, Faculty of Music)
  • ClockTuesday 12 May 2020, 18:00-19:00
  • HouseZoom webinar.

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Beginning in February 2019, widespread anti-government protests have taken place throughout towns and cities across Algeria. These have coalesced into Hirak, a political movement calling for democracy and greater social equality. Inevitably, singing and chanting have become integral to the protest. Dr Wilford will explore the ways in which music and sound have helped to shape Hirak, with particular focus upon the negotiation of Algerian public and private space through sonic practices.

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