An overview: Music for healing, peace-building and resistance / Helen Hintjens and Rafiki Ubaldo -- Part I: Youth and the future of liberal peace. Resistance and violence prevention through hip-hop: the case of youth from marginalized contexts in Colombia / Catalina Gil Pinzón -- New Colombian music: heritage and multiculturalism on the constitutional road to peace / Juan D. Montaya Alzate -- Part II: Contextualising healing. Ethno-music therapy: perspectives from Kenya and Brazil / David O. Akombo -- Hope, destruction and reconciliation: Samputu's healing Ngoma / Brent Swanson -- The resonance of music when teachers and students remember war: experiences from public schools in Bogotá, Colombia / Julian David Bermeo Osorio -- Part III: Resistance, time, memory. Reviving Orchestre Impala: Recovering the past in Rwanda? / Helen Hintjens and Rafiki Ubaldo -- The lamentations of Thomas Mapfumo: Pfumvu Paruzevha as an expression of rural suffering and resistance in colonial Zimbabwe / Everisto Benyera -- Music and the aesthetics of resistance / Frank Möller.
Summary:
"This book examines music as a means of making peace. It is a multidisciplinary study grounded in peace studies and musicology that reflects on whether the creative arts can promote healing and reconciliation within communities in pedagogy and in national-and international-popular culture"--Provided by publisher.
This resource is supported by the Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act as administered by State Library of Iowa.