Labour's Cultural Impact on the Community A Cape Breton Perspective
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Labour's Cultural Impact on the Community A Cape Breton Perspective

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Published 1986-06-01
John C. O'Donnell
St. Francis Xavier University
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O’Donnell, J. C. (1986). Labour’s Cultural Impact on the Community A Cape Breton Perspective. MUSICultures, 14. Retrieved from https://journals.lib.unb.ca/index.php/MC/article/view/21771
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John C. ODonnell est chef d'orchestre du choeur des mineurs de Cap Breton, “Men of the Deeps." Dans son article, il décrit comment et combien ce choeur a réussi à éveiller lintérêt de la communauté en ce qui concerne la chanson folklorique, et à en augmenter ses connaissances. Ensuite, il établit le rapport entre certaines des chansons de Cap Breton et leurs antécédents historiques brittaniques. Finalement, il démontre comment ces chansons, composées par des chansonniers locaux, ont contribué à Venrichissement de la culture régionale de Cap Breton.
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