Han Chan-hoon: Architecture and Music

From the Greek open theater to modern day, the theater has been the perfect bowl for the musical genres of the day. The architectural form and space that best suited the music form and sound quality have evolved from B.C.E. on through the formation of human history and culture. The music style and architecture have changed in the course of the music's being passed from religion to nobility to the common people. This book highlights the close relationship between Western music and theaters, from ancient Greek or Roman outdoor theaters to medieval cathedrals, medieval cathedral, Renaissance and Byzantine architecture, barrac and classical and romanticism. The script explains the transitional process of music and its change in Western history based on scientific facts and evidence. In particular, the space and acoustical characteristics of the theater are showing how the subject of music in the theater is connected. The close connection between the hardware of architecture and the software of music is a manual for the public and music lovers who have solved the humanities and engineering aspects.

Korean title: 건축과 음악

Korean author: 한찬훈

Korean publisher: 충북대학교출판부

ISBN-13: 9788972955139