The Function of the Soundscape
By Richard K. Thomas
Published in TD&T, Vol. 37 No. 1 (Winter 2001): p.18
ABSTRACT: In defining the function of the soundscape, the author relates Adolphe Appia's theatre aesthetic to fundamental principles of sound in the theatre, and discusses the relationship between the language of the script and the music of the drama.
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