OPERA DIAGONAL IN THE TRANSMISSION OF THE VOCAL PERFORMANCE PROCESS AS A FACTOR OF DIFFERENTIATION AND MULTI-CONTENT
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Nesterova Antonina Sergeyevna
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the article is devoted to a deep analysis of the role of the "opera diagonal" as a key element in the process of transmitting vocal performance skills, focusing on its influence on the differentiation and multidimensionality of the interpretation of opera works. The focus of the study is on the phenomenon of the "opera diagonal," which is a complex interaction between the composer, the vocalist, the conductor, the set designer, the director, and the listener (audience), where the application of the concept of the "opera diagonal" contributes not only to the individualization of performing styles, but also to the enrichment of expressive means.
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Nesterova Antonina Sergeyevna
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