All music is political; the fact it even exists is a political debate. So on the most political day of the year for the flute, join me as I discuss the role it plays as a symbol for both the Ulster Unionist and Catholic Nationalist communities across Ireland.
I also chat about why music is inherently left-wing, and why classical music insists of being apolitical in an ever changing world.
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Chapters:
0:00 - Is Music Political?
4:02 - The Flute in both Irelands
22:22 - Comparing Rebel and Orange Songs
27:36 - Right Wing Music (and why it’s shite)
29:54 - Patreon and Flute Center
32:40 - Classical Music’s Apolitical Attempts
38:13 - Ireland and Palestine
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