Musical drama in audiovisual space
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https://doi.org/10.32461/2226-2180.40.2021.250390Abstract
The purpose of the article is to study musical drama, as an essential element of the audiovisual space and life, to reveal its role and influence on the quality and nature of the audio field as a whole. The research methodology is based on the use of analysis, and synthesis. The scientific novelty lies in the representation of the attempt to create a theoretical concept concerning the significance, role, and implementation in the reality of musical drama as the most important component of the audiovisual space. Conclusions. As a result of studying the above problem, there is a theoretical concept, which consists in determining the nature of the interaction, as well as the role and mutual influence of musical drama and audiovisual space. The results obtained make it possible to realize the importance of musical drama for the audiovisual context, its influence on its qualitative characteristics, and perception by the audience. This opens up prospects for such spheres as cinematography, media field, synthetic art compositions, combining audio and video elements.
Keywords: musical art, architectonics, audiovisual field, audiovisual context, the theoretical concept of the phenomenon.
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