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1. academic.oup.com › jhrp › articleMusic and the Myth of Universality: Sounding Human Rights and ...

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   Dec 18, 2014 · Music does have a role to play in the promotion and protection of human rights. The scope and efficacy of such a role, however, is based on a more complex understanding than is allowed under prevalent assumptions of music's universality and inherent capacity for progressive social change.

   • Author: Nomi Dave

   • Publish Year: 2015

2. repository.gchumanrights.org › server › apiHuman Rights in the Context of Music

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   Mar 23, 2023 · Based on an action- and policy- oriented approach to learning, it combines legal, political, historical, anthropological, and philosophical perspectives on the study of human rights and democracy with targeted skill-building activities.

3. www.sfjazz.org › onthecorner › a-message-behind-theA Message Behind the Music: Jazz and Social Justice

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   Honoring the music’s historic role as a catalyst for change, SFJAZZ is presenting a week of programs devoted to the theme of Jazz and Social Justice (April 18-22). Trumpeter Terence Blanchard is central to this special event. Among today’s musicians, he has a keen understanding of the ways in which jazz can respond to social conditions and ...

4. www.academia.edu › 43919524 › MUSIC_AS_A_HUMAN_RIGHTMUSIC AS A HUMAN RIGHT— MUSIC EDUCATION FOR HUMAN RIGHTS

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   The first part of the paper will try, by taking a philosophical perspective, to build a proposal for understanding music as a human right. In the second part, the focus is on musical and music educational reality, in order to find out the ways in which music education is able to defend human rights.

   • Author: Theocharis Raptis

5. academic.oup.com › edited-volume › 28105Can Music Teaching Be a Powerful Tool for Social Justice?

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   This chapter reflects on how practitioners may differently relate to social justice issues in music education according to their personal and pro.

6. www.tandfonline.com › doi › fullAt the nexus of ethnomusicology and music education: pathways ...

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   Jan 4, 2020 · Can a humanistic music policy be generated from an emerging nexus of ethnomusicology and music education?Any consideration of diversity, equity, and inclusion as it relates to music as a local and ...

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   Does music have a role in the promotion and protection of human rights?

   • Music does have a role to play in the promotion and protection of human rights. The scope and efficacy of such a role, however, is based on a more complex understanding than is allowed under prevalent assumptions of music's universality and inherent capacity for progressive social change.

   Music and the Myth of Universality: Sounding Human Rights and

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   Is music education social justice?

   • Of course, there are some specific issues of social justice that pertain to music and music education alone (e.g., concerning repertoire) and cannot be addressed other than through the decisions a music educator makes about how to practice his or her profession.

   Can Music Teaching Be a Powerful Tool for Social Justice?

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   Is music a tool for social justice?

   • In the latter case, music may be one of several means that a social justice activist will participate in as a tool for his or her justice goals. There are, of course, “shades of gray” here, and some educators may move from being more dominated by one perspective than another over time.

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   Can music enact social justice?

   • Presumably it will be based on an assessment that music is the best tool to achieve the justice ends they have in mind. In other words, there will need to be a case made for why music is more suited to enacting social justice than literature, art, or mathematics.

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   Why are music-based human rights initiatives ineffective?

   • Many music-based human rights initiatives are ineffective because they are premised on an erroneous assumption about the nature of music. While music does have a role to play, for example in individual and collective healing and as a form of testimony, musical interventions often greatly overreach these aims and thus lack focus and clarity.

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   Is jazz a force for social change?

   • From the beginning, jazz has been a force for social change. You can feel it in the energy of the music, in its urgency, in the wailing of saxophones and in the pronouncements of trumpets – a crying out for justice.

   A Message Behind the Music: Jazz and Social Justice - SFJAZZ Center

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8. academic.oup.com › edited-volume › 28105Multiculturalism and Social Justice: Complementary Movements ...

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   Dec 10, 2015 · Beyond diversifying the musical repertoire, curricular implications of social justice ideals in music education have led to units that target specific injustices named by students (Allsup & Shieh, 2012). To date, examples of such curricular units are rare in music education publications.