2012, no. 7
CULTURE & ARTS

Triumph of the “national” as a condition of musical progress

Yu.F. Maryasova

pp. 113–11980 RUB

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Abstract

The problem of progress in musical art’s history is considered by the author in three dimensions, i.e. philosophy, art criticism and pedagogy. The main idea of this research is that mixing of national traditions and folk culture with modern means of music expression produces phenomena of art with historical significance.

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