Titlebook: Give Peace a Chant; Popular Music, Polit Dario Martinelli Book 2017 Springer International Publishing AG 2017 Popular Music.Protest Songs.S

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Case Study 4: The Subtle Protest of Italian Jazz Against Fascism,etween American jazz and Italian melodic tradition, which produced some of the most famous acts of the period. One of these, Alberto Rabagliati, shall be the main focus of this case study, as one of his songs—I shall argue here—carried a subtle yet clear statement of protest against the regime’s restrictions.

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usical contents.Challenges the traditional Anglo-American-ce.This monograph offers a unique analysis of social protest in popular music. It presents theoretical descriptions, methodological tools, and an approach that encompasses various fields of musicology, cultural studies, semiotics, discourse a

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Dangxiao Wang,Jing Xiao,Yuru Zhang stylistic categorization. Firstly, indeed, I suggest that the classic definition “protest song”, commonly employed to name the types of repertoire investigated in this book, is probably unsatisfying to correctly circumscribe the semantic field, and should rather be replaced by the more complete “so

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also as private citizens. It is probably fair to state that their ecological conscience developed during their mediation period in India, in 1968: the album released after that journey (known as .) had more than one reference to nature, environmental conservation and even animal rights. More hints

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NATO’s Deterrence and Détente Efforts by many Italians (including fascist authorities and even members of Mussolini’s family), jazz was however ostracized, due to its connections with Afro-American “black” culture, particularly after the enactment of the “racial laws”. In such conditions, jazz musicians attempted various strategies to