The influence of evolutionary processes of consciousness on the performance expressiveness of a musical work

Abstract

The purpose of the article. Based on the philosophical, musicological, psychological and pedagogical literature, to reveal the dependence of expressiveness in the performance of musical works on the evolutionary patterns of development of musical art, consciousness and spiritual outlook of the performer himself.
The methods and methodology are based on the analysis and systematization of scientific information on the evolutionary processes taking place in the world, musical art and their impact on the consciousness of the performing musician and his/her performance skills. 
The scientific novelty of the article lies in the fact that the dependence of the expressiveness of the performing musician, the sound of the musical work on his own spiritual substance is determined on the basis of philosophical concepts. 
Results. The article deals with the problems of musical performance, certain regularities in the presentation of musical works formed by different performing eras, which affirmed a far from unambiguous vision of the essence of the performer’s expressiveness. It is emphasized that the evolutionary processes taking place in human consciousness naturally affect the evolution of composer’s thinking and the expressiveness of a musician’s performance. It is revealed that in the conditions of modernity, when the idea of human nature is changing, which is considered more as a vibrational entity than as a physical one, new facets of understanding are introduced into the understanding of performing expressiveness. 
It is noted that by reaching the level of high-frequency vibrations, the performer is already able to reflect the synthesis of two worlds - manifested and unmanifested, getting the opportunity to reveal personal expressiveness as an external manifestation of the expression of the soul. 
The significance of musical intonation is emphasized, which is the highest manifestation of the expressiveness of musical performance, reveals the ontological image of the musician. Thus, given that the musical sound is generated by the spiritual basis of the existence of its performer, it is important to achieve one’s own depth in the embodiment of sound.