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SUMMARY:The Soundscape of Genocide in Gaza: Sonic warfare\, Sound memory an
 d Music as Resistance 
DESCRIPTION:Contact: coordinator@lmc.lu.se\n\nLunch Lecture with Ellie Armo
 n Azoulay&nbsp\;This talk examines sound as a tool of domination\, intimid
 ation\, and violence\, focusing on the ongoing assault on Gaza as a case s
 tudy in the “soundscape of genocide.” Drawing on sound studies\, ethno
 musicology\, genocide studies\, and Holocaust scholarship\, it argues that
  sonic violence is central to genocidal processes rather than merely a by-
 product of them. The lecture foregrounds Palestinian “earwitness” acco
 unts from social media testimonies\, journalistic reports\, and published 
 narratives\, prioritising the sonic experiences and sound memories of thos
 e enduring violence. By amplifying these testimonies\, it seeks to rethink
  how genocide is heard\, remembered\, and theorised in the context of Pale
 stine.If you register in advance\, we’ll provide a baguette and somethin
 g to drink for lunch. Please register by emailing coordinator@lmc.lu.se by
  31 August at the latest.&nbsp\;&nbsp\;Ellie Armon Azoulay is a cultural h
 istorian\, curator\, and DJ. Her work focuses on archives of music and pho
 tography\, exploring diasporic communities\, music collecting\, and cultur
 es of protest and resistance. She is a resident at Slack’s Radio\, where
  she hosts the monthly show&nbsp\;Diasporic Connections. In summer 2025\, 
 Ellie curated the exhibition and public programme&nbsp\;Resounding Diaspor
 ic Sonic Worlds&nbsp\;at The Newbridge Project in Newcastle\, which also f
 orms the basis of her current research as a Leverhulme Early Career Fellow
  in the Department of English Studies at Durham University. She is complet
 ing her first book\,&nbsp\;Reclaiming the Lore: African American Music Col
 lectors.This lecture is organised by the Sound Environment Centre in colla
 boration with Lund Academics for Palestine.&nbsp\;Accessibility at LUX&nbs
 p\;\n\nMore information about the event: https://www.lunduniversity.lu.se/
 calendar/soundscape-genocide-gaza-sonic-warfare-sound-memory-and-music-res
 istance
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