Collaborative process between playwrights and composers from "summary" of The Function of Song in Contemporary British Drama by Elizabeth Hale Winkler
The collaborative process between playwrights and composers is a dynamic and intricate relationship that plays a crucial role in the creation of contemporary British drama. This process involves a deep level of communication and understanding between the two creative forces, as they work together to seamlessly integrate music and lyrics into the fabric of the play. Playwrights and composers must first establish a shared vision for the overall tone and theme of the production. This requires open and honest dialogue, as well as a willingness to compromise and collaborate in order to achieve a cohesive artistic vision. By aligning their creative goals and intentions, playwrights and composers can ensure that the music enhances and amplifies the emotional impact of the story being told. ...
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