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CONTACT:Liz Rockwell
CONTACT:rockwell.87@osu.edu
DESCRIPTION:Cost: Free\nAdmission: \n\nPeter Graff\, visiting assistant pr
 ofessor of music at Denison University\, presents "Imagining the Homeland
  in Times of Trauma: Immigrant Musical Theater and the Great War."\n\n\nT
 he lecture will take place on October 28 at 4pm in Ohio State’s 18th Aven
 ue Library (Room 205). We hope to see you there!\n\n\n*This lecture is FR
 EE and open to the public. No ticket required!*\n\n\nRead more about the 
 talk below:\n\nAs the devastating effects of the First World War rippled 
 across the globe\, immigrants from the warring nations watched on as the 
 war reshaped the places they once called home. In this presentation\, Gra
 ff explores how two immigrant communities responded to this time of crisi
 s by constructing visions of their former homeland that were backward-loo
 king\, nationalistic\, and often imaginary.\n\n
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LOCATION:18th Avenue Library (Room 205)
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SUMMARY:Lectures in Musicology: Peter Graff\, Denison University
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 p>The lecture will take place on October 28 at 4pm in Ohio State’s 18th A
 venue Library (Room 205). We hope to see you there!</p>\n<br>\n<br>\n<br>
 <p>*This lecture is FREE and open to the public. No ticket required!*</p>
 \n<br>\n<br>\n<br><p>Read more about the talk below:</p>\n<br>\n<br><p>As
  the devastating effects of the First World War rippled across the globe\
 , immigrants from the warring nations watched on as the war reshaped the 
 places they once called home. In this presentation\, Graff explores how t
 wo immigrant communities responded to this time of crisis by constructing
  visions of their former homeland that were backward-looking\, nationalis
 tic\, and often imaginary.</p>\n<br>
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