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DESCRIPTION:This moderated conversation will look at the unique potential\n
 music holds to bring people together behind a common cause\, as it\nconsid
 ers the various roles that the medium has played in\nrevolutionary struggl
 e and emerging social movements. By\nconsidering this issue from various p
 erspectives and drawing on\nexamples of engaged music\, the goal of this c
 onversation will be to\nprovide a better understanding of the plural natur
 e of music and\nthe range of functions that the medium has served\, and co
 ntinues to\nserve\, in furthering social change. Guests: Dr. Jonathan Ster
 ne\n(Art History and Communication Studies\, ɬÀï·¬)\, Dr.\nBro
 nwen Low (Integrated Studies in Education\, ɬÀï·¬)\,\nProf. Er
 ic Lewis (Improvisation\, Community and Social Research\,\nɬÀï·¬ Universi
 ty).\nAlthough this is a free event\, space is limited and\npre-registrati
 on is recommended. \nRegister online here!\n\nThis is a free event\, prese
 nted by PACE as part of POP Montreal\nFor more information\, https://www.m
 cgill.ca/conted/pace/noise\n \n
DTSTART:20120829T220000Z
DTEND:20120830T010000Z
LOCATION:CA\, 5587 avenue du Parc\, 5587 avenue du Parc\, Espace POP
SUMMARY:Noise Creates Meaning: A discussion on music and social movements
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 usic-and-social-movements-217568
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