Tennessee uses the music to help the audience feel integrated into the performance. The changing in the tempo of the music. For example, when the loss of Belle Reve is mentioned, the music exceeds in amplitude. This symbolizes foreshadowing and conflict and helps to increase the tension on the stage. In Scene 1, William’s combines the stage directions and music to help show the importance of music in the society. ‘The infatuated fluency of brown fingers’ show how the music captivates and absorbs the pianist into the music. This also shows the importance of music in the New Orléans culture in bringing people together, no matter what race or denomination. ms pure and innocent in her white
