THE PIANIST'S WORK ON INTONATIVE COMPREHENSION AND EXPRESSION OF PHRASING
Abstract
The expressive performance is based on the principle of structural and semantic division of music. The phenomenon of musical intonation is very complex and is closely related to phenomena of a non-musical nature: speech intonation, psychology, physiology, acoustics, poetry. This relationship, presenting a certain difficulty, also provides great assistance in the study of the intonational nature of music.
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