Performing synthesis as a creative method of Odesa vocal school
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https://doi.org/10.32461/2226-3209.2.2020.220563Keywords:
performing synthesis, methodological principles, of Odessa vocal school, theatrical-inflective, and absolute-vocal performing directions.Abstract
The purpose of the article is to determine the role of performing synthesis as a creative method of Odessa vocal school, establishing its role in the formation of its principles. The methodology is based on the interaction of the principles of historicism, regional studies, and performing analysis. The scientific novelty of the research consists of defining the performing synthesis as a creative method of the Odessa vocal school and establishing its components and results. Conclusions. Definition of performing synthesis as a creative method of Odessa vocal school. The components of the performing synthesis of Ukrainian, German, Italian, Russian origin, which determined the productivity of the Odesa vocal school, are established. The role of theatrically inflective and absolutely vocal technical directions in the structure of the Odessa vocal school has been established, which, subject to the influence of its general methodological principles, eventually acquired the synthesis. The basics of forming the repertoire of students-vocalists of the Odessa vocal school, which is based on the synthesis of different national performing traditions, are considered.
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