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“God Bless America”

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“People are often surprised when I tell them I’m writing my dissertation on one song. But I’m using ‘God Bless America’ as a lens through which I can look at American history, and the role and function of communal singing in American culture,” says ethnomusicology graduate student Sheryl Kaskowitz.

American tune

Musicology student investigates cultural life of Irving Berlin classic

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DateJanuary 27, 2011April 18, 2019