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Call for Papers: Deadline 13 January 2026
Since the mid-20th century, the term musica impegnata (or musique engagée) has become firmly established to describe politically engaged music, traditionally associated with anti-fascist and left-wing positions. However, particularly in light of developments over the past 60 years, the concept of impegno or engagement can now be approached and considered in a broader sense than simply as realpolitik. There is ...
Call for Papers: Deadline 18 January 2026
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QFIAB 105 (2025)
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