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Interplay between spoken words and melodies from "summary" of The Function of Song in Contemporary British Drama by Elizabeth Hale Winkler

The interplay between spoken words and melodies in contemporary British drama serves as a powerful tool for enhancing the overall theatrical experience. When characters break into song, the music adds another layer of emotion and meaning to their words. This fusion of spoken dialogue and musical accompaniment creates a dynamic tension that captivates the audience and deepens their engagement with the narrative. Songs in drama have the unique ability to convey complex emotions that may be difficult to articulate through dialogue alone. The melodies provide an emotional depth that resonates with the audience on a visceral level. Through the blending of spoken words and music, playwrights are able to create a multi-sensory experience that evokes a wide range of feelings and responses from the audience. Fu...
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    The Function of Song in Contemporary British Drama

    Elizabeth Hale Winkler

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