This volume brings together ethnomusicological and cultural studies perspectives on the topics of Music, Remembering and Cultural Memory. It includes chapters in German and English that analyze processes of memory-making based on specific musical practices and genres, and challenge national and canonical memory discourses. The authors discuss how music and sound practices as acts of remembrance may enable social transformation and recognition, and how different forms and media of musical memory are being appropriated and legitimized. In doing so, they apply diverse and transdisciplinary approaches—from feminist research and theories of contemporary witnessing to musically operative forgetting and pedagogical applications.weiterlesen