This week’s Inline G features Irish harpist and Palestinian Rights Activist Rosie Murphy as a guest. As the founder of The Hague Conservatory Students for Palestine group, Rosie has been a leading voice in the campaign for Palestine in the classical music industry. 

On here she talks about classical music’s role in activism, zionism within the industry, her own experiences of activism and also gives some great advice on how you can get started supporting the cause (in ways both great and small.)

It’s an important episode lads, drink it all in please x

You can find Rosie over on Insta @KelsoRosie,

And you can The Hague Conservatory Students for Palestine @KCStudents4Palestine

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Chapters:

0:00 - An Intro to Rosie Murphy

3:32 - Music and Politics in Ireland

22:00 - Activism at The Hague Conservatory

26:55 - Artwashing and Anti-Semitism

35:00 - Resources to get involved

51:50 - Thoughts on the Industry currently

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