FEATURES OF ACHIEVEMENT OF MEANINGFUL INTONATION IN A FOLK SINGER IN A VOCAL TRAINING CLASS

Abstract

The article studies meaningful intonation as one of the aspects of working with the folk voice within the framework of a vocal training class. The importance of addressing this topic in the context of developing the professional qualities of future graduates of the “Art of Folk Singing” training direction is emphasized. Theoretical, educational and methodological sources on the designated topic are studied, the characteristic features of the skills on the basis of which the formation of meaningful intonation occurs – musical and vocal hearing – are identified and described. The work provides theoretical foundations and practical techniques for achieving meaningful intonation of folk singers. The article summarizes some results of the study of one of the aspects of the development of professional qualities of a graduate concerning vocal technique. The authors come to the conclusion that it is necessary to form meaningful intonation and singing among folk song performers in the vocal training class, which occurs on the basis of a complex of vocal and technical skills in combination with the emotional sphere for the highly professional competence of graduates.