The Role of Music in Architecture with An Art Approach

Sama Shakoul¹ Peyman Naghipour² Seyed Masoud Bahavarnia³

1) Undergraduate student of Architectural Engineering, Islamic Azad University, Tabriz Branch, Iran - Email:
2) Bachelor’s degree student, Architectural Professional Engineering and Islamic Azad University, Tabriz Branch, Iran - Email:
3) PhD in Civil Engineering and Construction Management, Lecturer, Islamic Azad University, Tabriz Branch, Iran - Email:

IOI Code : XECZ-HZHGE
Publication : 2nd.International Conference on Architecture, Civil Engineering, Urban Development, Environment and Horizons of Islamic Art in the Second Step Statement of the Revolution(2icacu.ir)
Abstract :
    Art, especially music and architecture, has historically played a valuable role in refining human perceptions and spirits. The perspective of history, culture and civilization of our country indicates the close connection between these arts in all fields, especially in the formation of works and spaces in which man is the most effective factor and user. Today, we live in a world where transition points and mufti occupations develop in a dense network of diverse and diverse means of communication and in different and contrasting spaces. These spaces are full of human beings, human beings who are constantly moving from one place to another, and perhaps they move so much that they feel impossible. One of the concerns of architects in different time periods and levels is to create a lasting and appropriate space that to achieve this place alone creativity and individual innovation is not enough, and this important depends on gaining knowledge and therefore insight and understanding of the previous architecture. And it is possible to combine it with up-to-date knowledge and individual initiatives. It is less possible to deal with places where the necessary and appropriate connection between man and place is established and they have a sense of place in people s minds. Architecture and music are two fields of art that are created and understood by human beings. The studies conducted in this study indicate that architecture and music, despite their completely different appearance, have common foundations in these processes in terms of their common origin of understanding and creation, ie human beings, as well as many themes. Conceptual and practical have the same place in them and create similar perceptual effects.

Keywords : architecture music buildings space art