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The increase of noise in man’s environment is a characteristic of aural human culture of the 20th century. Its subsequent involvement in artistic culture (futurism, electroacoustic music, noise music, etc.) is a natural consequence of these processes. At its beginnings, noise, hisses, distortions, and various, originally non-musical, sounds came to be the means of expansion of potential aesthetic qualities of art. In the paper, the presence of noise elements as means of expression in the contemporary musical-dramatic genre is considered. Their aesthetic effects in alternative theatre are analysed using examples of performances and workshops at the “Academic Prešov” festival.
futurism, alternative theatre, musical-dramatic genre, noise music, Aesthetics, aesthetics of noise, BH1-301, electroacoustic music
futurism, alternative theatre, musical-dramatic genre, noise music, Aesthetics, aesthetics of noise, BH1-301, electroacoustic music
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