Engaging the senses from "summary" of The Function of Song in Contemporary British Drama by Elizabeth Hale Winkler
The concept of engaging the senses is a central theme that runs through the various discussions about the function of song in contemporary British drama. By using music and song in theatrical performances, playwrights and directors are able to tap into a particularly powerful mode of communication that is capable of evoking strong emotional responses in the audience. This is because music has a unique ability to engage the senses in a way that is both immediate and profound. One of the key ways in which music engages the senses is through its use of sound. The auditory experience of music is rich and complex, encompassing a wide range of tones, rhythms, and harmonies that can evoke a wide range of emotions in the listener. In a theatrical context, this auditory experience is often combined with visual a...
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