Singing for Our Lives Guillaume Lachenal

Singing for Our Lives Guillaume LachenalExploring the role of street choirs in political culture, and based on oral histories from more than 40 members of UK street choirs, this book introduces this neglected world to a wider public, including activists and academics. The title is taken from a song by musician and activist Holly Near, popular in the repertoire of many street choirs.

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