Cover -- Half title -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Part I: Objective and Subjective Violences -- 1. "A Healing Draft for a Sick People": War in the Pages of the Neue Zeitschrift für Musik, 1914-1918 -- 2. The Afterlife of Neda Ukraden: Negotiating Space and Memory through Popular Music after the Fall of Yugoslavia, 1990-2008 -- 3. Between the Lines: "Lili Marlene," Sexuality, and the Desert War -- 4. The Changing Sounds of War: Television News Music and Armed Conflicts from Vietnam to Iraq -- Part II: Violence and Reconciliation -- 5. Revivals and New Arrivals: Protest Song in the Al-Aqsa Intifada -- 6. Pax Mevlana: Mevlevi Sufi Music and the Reconciliation of Islam and the West -- 7. Choreographing (against) Coup Culture: Reconciliation and Cross-Cultural Performance in the Fiji Islands -- Part III: Musical Memorializations of Violent Pasts -- 8. Complementary Discourses of Truth and Memory: The Peruvian Truth Commission and the Canción Social Ayacuchana -- 9. National Identity after National Socialism: German Receptions of the Holocaust Cantata, Jüdische Chronik (1960/1961) -- Afterword: From Voice to Violence and Back Again -- Bibliography -- List of Contributors -- Index.