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Can music unite a young nation?

Published on: Thursday 25 July 2019

Latvia has only been independent again since 1991. “It was our folk art culture that kept us alive under the Soviet occupation,” says Puntulis. Music education in the UK relies on parents stumping up ...

News source: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2019/jul/26/can-music-unite-a-young-nation

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Can music unite a young nation?