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To Exile…Landscape, Memory, and Sonic Identity in the Music of Edgar Girtain by Aracely Rojas and Alejandro Ochoa
Introduction Exile—whether the result of forced displacement or the voluntary decision not to inhabit a given territory—produces uprootedness. This experience has been central to the lives of many artists, and in musical creation it often becomes a powerful means of expressing the complex emotional and existential dimensions associated with displacement. The impact of exile and uprootedness in music operates on both personal and cultural levels. Music can function not only as

Edgar Girtain
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