On what basis can the art experience differ between radio music and live music performance?

By the difference between recorded auditory experience and live performance

Radio music and a live performance can share the same basic musical work, yet the listener’s experience may differ because the conditions of presentation are different. Radio usually provides a transmitted or recorded auditory experience shaped by broadcasting, equipment, editing, and distance. A live performance adds the physical presence of performers, immediate interaction with the audience, visible gestures, acoustic space, and the unique timing of that event. Option B identifies this difference in medium and performance condition. A is irrelevant because colour is not the central basis of a radio sound experience; C concerns clay, and D concerns architecture rather than musical presentation. The key concept is that medium and context influence how art is received.

This is a Class 9 Art Education question. Chapter: Introduction to Art. Topic: Types of art.