The role of classical music in radio theater

the article discusses the specifics of the use of classical music in radio plays and its impact on the perception of the listener. The author analyzes the functions of musical accompaniment as an expressive and structure-forming element of dramaturgy, reveals its role in the formation of emotional space and enhancement of the artistic impact of sound narration. It is noted that the maximum aesthetic power of radio drama is manifested when music does not just accompany the action, but penetrates into the emotional consciousness of the audience, creating the effect of participation and internal response. The importance of the professional activity of a music designer is emphasized, who must have not only developed musical thinking and production skills, but also an understanding of the laws of drama, the structure of the script and the character of the characters. Effective interaction between the director, producer and composer ensures the unity of the artistic concept and the organic fusion of music with the narrative fabric of the radio play. The lack of a deep understanding of this interaction leads to a formal, superficial interpretation of the sound sequence and reduces the artistic expressiveness of the work.

classical music, radio play, musical accompaniment, audio perception, artistic expressiveness, musical design, dramaturgy of sound