Music, Memory, and Historical Struggles

This chapter reflects on the intertwining of music and significant historical events, particularly the release of a band’s debut album during the aftermath of 9/11. It explores the themes of artistic expression under censorship, the emotional experiences at concerts, and personal narratives stemming from the Armenian genocide, emphasizing resilience and the impact of history on identity. The discussion also touches on the complex relations between musicians, their audiences, and authorities, highlighting the poignant connection forged through shared struggles.

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