Musical figures in the Russian glorifying compositions
Abstract
This article deals about stable musical figures in Russian Glorifying music. They are in sustainable complex of musical means and have quasi-metaphorical way, are to be found in music of different composers. Russian glorifying music is a genre group encompassing a number of genres of vocalinstrumental compositions. Over three centuries of its existence certain musical means have been continuously present. The article discusses the following tropes in pre-Revolutionary music: «triumph», «jubilation», «exaltation», «fanfare», «proclamation». It also attempts to classify the musical devices found in Soviet music. A four-part trope classification is suggested: melodic, figurative, affective, and grammatical tropes.
About the Author
N. V. Perepich
Dmitri Hvorostovsky Siberian State Academy of Arts
Russian Federation
Perepich Natalia Vladimirovna candidate of Art Criticism, docent of the Chair of theory music and composition
Russian Federation
Perepich Natalia Vladimirovna candidate of Art Criticism, docent of the Chair of theory music and composition
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Perepich N.V. Musical figures in the Russian glorifying compositions. ARTE. 2021;(1):13-23. (In Russ.)
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