Social Science · Original Research

The political dimension of music and national anthems

Ari Qadir Mohammed1 , Hatham Shaoobi Ibrahim2 , Rzgar Mohammed Sheikh Mohammed1

1 Department of Music, College of Fine Arts, Salahaddin University, Erbil, Kurdistan Region, Iraq.

2 Department of Art Education, College of Primary Education, Mustansiriyah University, Baghdad, Baghdad, Iraq.

Published
October 28, 2024
Volume
11 (5), 451-475
License
CC BY 4.0
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Abstract

This research is based on historical and descriptive methods, scientifically includes several articles, which discusses the political situation that occurred and what impact it had on instrumental and vocal music in Europe. The mythological content of this research consists of several chapters: The first chapter is about the history of national music in Europe and the political situation that facilitated and encouraged the formation of this kind of view and work on music. The second chapter discusses the countries that have done the most work on national music such as (Russia, Bohemia, Spain, Austria, Hungary, France and Italy) with the presentation of the prominent artists who have played a significant role in this field. Then, in the third chapter, four of the national anthems that have appeared significantly around the world are discussed.

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The political dimension of music and national anthems

Ari Qadir Mohammed, Hatham Shaoobi Ibrahim, Rzgar Mohammed Sheikh Mohammed

This research is based on historical and descriptive methods, scientifically includes several articles, which discusses the political situation that occurred and what impact it had on instrumental and vocal music in Europe. The mythological content of this research consists of several chapters: The first chapter is about the history of national music in Europe and the political situation that facilitated and encouraged the formation of this kind of view and work on music. The second chapter discusses the countries that have done the most work on national music such as (Russia, Bohemia, Spain, Austria, Hungary, France and Italy) with the presentation of the prominent artists who have played a...