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Elements in Music and the City

Memorialising the ‘Reconquista’ of Spain

Sonic Politics and Cultural Memory in Granada

Matthew (University of Aberdeen) Machin-Autenrieth

Memorialising the ‘Reconquista’ of Spain

Elements in Music and the City

Memorialising the ‘Reconquista’ of Spain

Sonic Politics and Cultural Memory in Granada

Elements in Music and the City: Memorialising the ‘Reconquista’ of Spain

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The Día de la toma celebrates the Catholic reconquest of the Nasrid Kingdom of Granada, which resulted in the collapse of Muslim Spain. This Element examines the 'soundtrack' of the festival. The festival has become politicized by ultra-nationalist, anti-immigration groups, as well as Andalusian regionalist movements.

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Beschrijving Elements in Music and the City: Memorialising the ‘Reconquista’ of Spain

The Día de la toma celebrates the Catholic reconquest of the Nasrid Kingdom of Granada, which resulted in the collapse of Muslim Spain. This Element examines the 'soundtrack' of the festival. The festival has become politicized by ultra-nationalist, anti-immigration groups, as well as Andalusian regionalist movements.

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9781009715072
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75
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Elements in Music and the City
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