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Striking a Chord: the Role of Music and Musicians in Public Action

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Investigators: Professor John Street, University of East Anglia; and Dr Heather Savigny, University of East Anglia
Project abstract: Striking a Chord: the Role of Music and Musicians in Public Action| (PDF)

Publications

Playing to the Crowd: The Role of Music and Musicians in Political Participation (PDF), John Street, Seth Hague and Heather Savigny
John Street, Seth Hague and Heather Savigny. 'The voice of the people? Musicians as political actors'. Cultural Politics, Volume 4, Issue 1, p 5-24

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