THE PECULIARITY OF THE INTERPRETATIVE THINKING IN THE CONTEXT OF RHETORIZED PIANO PERFORMING STYLE
Journal Title: Вісник Національної академії керівних кадрів культури і мистецтв - Year 2018, Vol 1, Issue 1
Abstract
The purpose of this article consists in disclosing the particularity of the interpretative thinking of the representatives of the rhetorized piano performing style based on the analysis of M. Yudina’s and G. Gould’s interpretations, which belong to this style of piano performing. The research methodology is based on the system approach and on the comparative-historical (to reveal the peculiarities of appearance of different style epochs in piano performing) and historical-stylistic (to research the specifics of composer and performer styles during a particular historical period) methods modified accordingly to the peculiarities of the subject. The scientific novelty of this article consists in the developing of a programmatic view on the piano performing interpretation from the position of unity of the manner of presenting the composer’s style as subject of performer’s thinking and music perception based on the creative work of pianists belonging to the rhetorized performing style. Conclusions. Based on the analysis of M. Yudina’s and G. Gould’s interpretations, it is possible to conclude that the work of the representatives of the rhetorized piano performing style can be characterized by the equal presence of the sensory and mental functions on the foreground. This is due to the fact that the rhetorized piano performing style itself relies on the affection that is directly related to linguistic intonation and the search for expressive means of musical intonation. Affection as a way of thinking involves presenting emotion in a straight and rationalized form. Such an emphasis results in the balance of emotional and rational principles and leads to expressive affection and creation of “spiritualized symbols” of the piano performance. Therefore, the representatives of the rhetorized piano performing style are referred to the emotional-logical type of interpretative thinking, the essence of which is the equivalence of sensory and mental functions. Depending on the personal traits of the performers, this interpretation type can be of both extroverted (M.Yudina) and introverted (G.Gould) directions
Authors and Affiliations
Yelena Pototskaya
Keywords
Related Articles
- EP ID EP553246
- DOI -
- Views 79
- Downloads 0
THE ROLE OF UKRAINIAN MUSIC AND DRAMA THEATRE IN PRESERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF CULTURAL TRADITIONS OF THE UKRAINIAN NATION OF THE LAST THIRD OF THE XIX – BEGINNING OF THE XX CENTURY
The purpose of the work is to analyze the role of the Ukrainian music and drama theatre in preserving and developing the cultural traditions of the Ukrainian nation in the last third of the XIX – beginning of XX century....
Influence of the information and communication environment on the axiosphere of society
The purpose of the article is to study the influence of the information and communication environment on the functioning of the axiosphere of modern society. The methodology of the research consists in the application of...
Artworks of Ukrainian artists of the second half of ХІХ – the first half of ХХ сenturies in the collections of leading American Art museums
The purpose of the article is to introduce to the sizeable cultural discourse unknown information about the repre- sentation of Ukrainian artists of the second half of ХІХ – the first half of ХХ сenturies artworks in the...
Classificational and Typological Characteristics of the Music Art of the Pre-Azov Mennonites
Purpose of Article. As the literature on the musicology does not focus on the artistic specificity of the colonization process in the regions of modern Southeastern and Southern Ukraine, the article is aimed at the resea...
Orthodox spiritual music: historical and cultural aspects of development
The purpose of the article is historical and cultural and structural analysis of the spiritual music of the Ortho- dox tradition. The methodology of the study consists in the use of historical and systematic methods that...