Makes A Case For The Power Of Music And Sound In The Face Of Fascistic Forces, From Modernism To The Present.resonances Against Fascism Explores Some Of The Myriad Ways Music And, More Broadly, Sound Have Emerged From, And Been Mobilized To Address, The Urgencies Of The Present, From Modernism To Today. Taking The Works And Life Of The German-born Composer Kurt Weill As A Pivotal Point Of Departure, The Collection Brings Together A Range Of Critical Voices, Each With A Singular Tone, To Demonstrate The Pervasive Force Of Sound In The Face Of Fascism. Across Eight Essays, Contributors Sound Out The Anti-authoritarian Resonances Of Modernist And Avant-garde Aesthetics From Weill To Nina Simone And Chico Buarque, To Marguerite Duras And Jean-luc Godard, To Lou Reed And Patti Smith, And To The Choral Chants Of The Black Lives Matter Movement.