A Song to Save the Salish Sea: Musical Performance as Environmental Activism (Music, Nature, Place)
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A Song to Save the Salish Sea: Musical Performance as Environmental Activism (Music, Nature, Place)

by Mark Pedelty

Music Environmental Studies
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In A Song to Save the Salish Sea, Mark Pedelty explores how musical performances act as environmental activism to protect the Salish Sea. Part of the Music, Nature, Place series, it highlights the synergy of art and ecology in promoting conservation and raising awareness for natural places.

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A Song to Save the Salish Sea examines musical performance as a form of environmental activism. The book focuses on efforts to protect the Salish Sea through artistic expression.

Mark Pedelty delves into the connections between music, nature, and place, illustrating how these elements combine to foster environmental awareness and action.

This work is part of the Music, Nature, Place series, emphasizing the role of sound in ecological advocacy.

Through analysis of performances, the book reveals the potential of music to influence conservation efforts in vital ecosystems.

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