Le Irish Rebel Songs: nazionalismo in musica
Nationalism in music
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https://doi.org/10.35295/osls.iisl.2592Palavras-chave:
law and music, Ireland, nationalism, resistance, identity, rebel songs, nation buildingResumo
Numerose sono le rivoluzioni che sono state accompagnate da componimenti musicali diventati dei veri propri manifesti dei moti: si pensi, ad esempio, alla Marsigliese per la Rivoluzione francese o a “We Shall Overcome”, di fatto l’inno del movimento per i diritti civili negli Stati Uniti. Il legame che unisce musica e lotte rivoluzionarie è d’altronde ben consolidato e ciò vale anche per il caso irlandese. Di fronte alla lunga dominazione coloniale, che ha visto l’Impero britannico governare “l’Isola di Smeraldo” per secoli, si è assistito infatti a una copiosa produzione musicale, nata col preciso scopo di promuovere le cause dell’indipendentismo e del nazionalismo irlandese. Il contributo si propone di ripercorre le principali canzoni di protesta, le c.d. Irish rebel songs, per comprendere come la musica sia stato un veicolo fondamentale delle ragioni del nazionalismo irlandese, il quale ha giocato un ruolo tanto fondamentale nelle vicende storiche e giuridiche dell’Irlanda.
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