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Международный электронный научный журнал . – 2016. – № 7(12) ISSN 2413-9009
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© М. Л. Зайцева
Zaytseva Marina
Maimonides State Classic Academy of Moscow state University of design and technology, Professor of
the Department of Analytical Methodology and Pedagogy of Music Education,
Doctor of Sciences (Arts), Russia
Abstract. The article scientifically substantiates the value of the mass in the history of mu-
sical art. Genesis of the mass and its development as a leading spiritual vocal and choral genre of
the European middle Ages and Renaissance are considered. The peculiarities of composition and
musical language of the oratorio «St. Matthew Passion» by Metropolitan Hilarion are identified. It
is proved that the formation of the logic of melodic development, composition and harmonic solu-
tions of the oratorio has been influenced by the traditions of Western music. Factors here are the
images, themes, and artistic techniques, which are taken from the Byzantine and Russian Church
services. Analysis of music of Pavel Lungin's “The Conductor” has revealed the importance of the
oratorio “St. Matthew Passion” by Metropolitan Hilarion to understand the meaning of the work.
The interaction of the visual and auditory aspects leads to a polyphony of meanings. This polyph-
ony enriches the understanding of works of art.
Keywords: music; spiritual music; cinema; Metropolit Ilarion; perception.
UDK 314.1 LLC Subject Category: DK293
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Received 10.07.2016