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ETHNOMUSICAL TRADITIONS OF THE PEOPLES OF THE VOLGA REGION IN THE WORKS OF MODERN COMPOSERS OF TATARSTAN
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Based on the analysis of the musical works this article deals with the peculiarities of the art of modern composers of the Republic of Tatarstan (Anatoly Luppov, Rashid Kalimullin, Leonid Lyubovsky), originally refracting the traditional musical material belonging to the radical ethnoses of the Volga region (the Slavic, Finno-Ugric and Turkic people). It is revealed that composers create highly artistic samples of symphonic, stage, chamber-instrumental, vocal and choral music on the basis of artistic-figurative, genre, intonational and stylistic features of folk melodies. The problems of organic unity in the Tatar professional musical culture of Western and Eastern traditions, the national lexicon of the composer's musical style and its objective value, traditionality and innovation, problems of interaction of ethnotraditions are touched upon.
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