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Music As Propaganda: Art To Persuade, Art To Control (Contributions To The Study Of Music And Dance)-used Goddard Reading The Roots Is AnPerris Examines The Past And Present Uses Of Music As A Means For Political And Social Change, Overt Or Disguised. He Presents Evidence Of Music As Propaganda Ranging From Broadway To The Official Compositions Of The Totalitarian Regimes Of Nazi Germany, Soviet Russia, And Communist China, As Well As From Concert Halls To The Protest Movements Of The 1960S. Familiar Classics Are Analyzed, As Well As Operas Of Nineteenthcentury Nationalist Composers.