Protest Music Comes Back to Life at Rutgers

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Seeded by biancahall on 1 May 2014

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Author: Rutgers Today

In the age of social media and TV commercials, it's hard to imagine singing a song to deliver a political message. But that's just what artists did in the 17th century. Historians and musicians recently gathered at Rutgers to recreate their music that hasn't been heard for centuries. Watch our video and take a trip back in time. Story: http://news.rutgers.edu/qa/rutge... Check out the Rutgers Today news website - http://www.rutgerstoday.rutgers.edu Connect with us on Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/RutgersU Follow us on Twitter - http://www.twitter.com/RutgersU Instagram - http://instagram.com/RutgersU Pinterest - http://www.pinterest.com/RutgersU

Artist: Bianca Hall (Soprano) ; Joel Nesvadba (Baritone) ; Jason Yoshida (Guitar, Lute) ; Adam Gilbert (Bagpipe, Recorder)

Presenter: Rutgers British Studies Center

Instrument: Soprano ; Baritone ; Recorder ; Guitar ; Lute ; Bagpipe

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