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Noah Wylie explains the very valid reason there’s no music on ‘The Pitt’

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Noah Wylie addressed the absence of music on The Pitt, and it just makes sense: 

“I think the most brilliant decision that we’ve done was Scott’s decision to take the music out of the show,” he told The Independent. “Because I’ve watched my own children as they watch television and, as soon as they hear strings, their attention wanes. As soon as they hear drums, their attention goes back to the screen.”

Wyle said when you strip something of an “audible indication on how to feel,” viewers become more curious “and have to look for clues within the frame.”

“They have to listen to the voices of the doctors to catch what the degree of severity is, and it’s a much less passive viewing experience.”

He continued: “It’s more rewarding in the long run if you’re leaned in, and sort of not knowing where the story’s gonna take you, as opposed to being sophisticated and jaded, and leaned back and disinterested.”

Of course, there was that one time music was in the show:

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