PERFORMANCE PRESENTATION OF THE COLLABORATION OF M. LYSENKO AND T. SHEVCHENKO: FOLK-SONG INTONATIONS

Abstract

The purpose of the article is to trace folk song intonations in the presentation of M. Lysenko's song works to the words of T. Shevchenko, in particular: "On Sunday morning, early" (performed by P. Karmalyuk) and "Oh, one, I'm alone" (performed by O. Kulchynska). The research methodology is based on an interdisciplinary combination of a number of approaches integrated from musicology, history, cultural studies. General scientific methods of analysis, synthesis, interpretation, generalization to the main principles of knowledge (reliability, impartiality, etc.) were also applied. Methods of processing information from Internet resources, in particular YouTube, are of great importance. For the analysis of scientific literature, systematization and bibliographic methods were used, which made it possible to better understand the main directions of modern research into the creativity of Ukrainian luminaries of poetry and music – T. Shevchenko and M. Lysenko. The scientific novelty consists in the musicological analysis of the folk motifs of solo singing by O. Kulchynska and M. Karmalyuk on the example of the works of O. Lysenko to the words of T. Shevchenko. Conclusions. The performance of the analyzed solos by O. Kulchytska "Oh, I'm alone, I'm alone" and P. Karmalyuk "On Sunday morning is early" from the composer's work by M. Lysenko to the words of T. Shevchenko is distinguished by simplicity, sincerity, sincerity, that is, all those qualities that are usually are also present in folk performers. However, the difference from a folk song can be traced in the increased drama and vivid emotional expression. However, M. Lysenko's lyrical solos usually contain signs of other genres, which requires singers to have emotional mobility, mastery in using a dynamic palette, timbral colors, and performance techniques. In general, it can be stated that the solo songs of M. Lysenko, created to the texts of T. Shevchenko, open wide opportunities for the use of means of musical expressiveness, characteristic of original Ukrainian folklore.