EXPLORING NEW PERSPECTIVES ON CLASSICAL COMPOSITIONS: INNOVATIVE METHODS IN MODERN PERFORMANCES AND ADAPTATIONS OF CLASSICAL MUSIC

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Abstract: This article is dedicated to exploring creative approaches to interpreting and reinterpreting classical musical works in modern conditions. The relevance of the research lies in its contribution to understanding and appreciating classical music in the contemporary world. Given the ongoing development of society and culture, creative approaches to the performance and adaptation of classical works take on special significance. The research reveals new ways of interpreting and understanding musical heritage and fosters the development of innovative approaches in performing arts. The article analyses various strategies and methods in modern classical music performances, including traditional interpretations and innovative experiments. It highlights the impact of these creative approaches on the perception and understanding of classical works and their role in developing the classical music tradition. Examples of the interpretation and reinterpretation of works by Mozart, Schubert, Vivaldi, and others are considered. The conclusions drawn have significant practical implications for performers and listeners, assisting them in better comprehending and appreciating musical works in a modern context. The analysis results demonstrate diverse approaches, encompassing traditional interpretations and innovative experiments. The research indicates that creative methods of performing and adapting classical works can influence listeners' perceptions and their understanding of musical works. The results suggest the potential for deeper comprehension and appreciation of musical compositions through innovative approaches. The significance of creative approaches in shaping and evolving the classical music tradition is discussed. The research highlights the necessity of innovation and experimentation in ensuring classical music's continued relevance and vitality in the modern world. The article's findings offer practical value for musicians and listeners, providing insights and opening up new possibilities for the perception and performance of classical musical works in a contemporary context.