The phenomenon of spirituality in the music and performing arts: the problem definition
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https://doi.org/10.32461/2226-3209.1.2013.137375Keywords:
spirituality, interpretation, intonation, communication, music performance, learning, reflection, perceptionAbstract
This article is devoted to the defining characteristics of musical performance as cognitivity, communicative focus and suggestibility psychological impact on the recipient. This aspect has attracted attention from the point of view of the phenomenon of "spirituality" that is considered on different criteria: from the definition of this concept to its characteristics from the perspective of such categories as "meaning", "importance" and "purpose" within the context of the learning process, which is the basis of performance as an art of interpretation and the art of communication.
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