THE TEMPO AND RHYTHM OF A MODERN OPERA PERFORMANCE

The article examines the current state of opera art, which is at the stage of rethinking its tasks and forms in the context of the accelerating pace of life and cultural multipolarity, key aspects of the relationship between tradition and innovation, the importance of musical dramaturgy, the role of directing and acting in shaping the stage tempo. Particular attention is paid to the emotional content of productions, the correlation of musical and scenic plans, the influence of directorial decisions on audience perception. The author emphasises the importance of balancing logic and intuition in the process of creating a performance, preserving the composer’s idea when adapting works to modern realities. Theatre, music is a living, constantly evolving organism that requires a subtle approach to preserving traditions and introducing innovations. Its future depends on the ability of directors and artists to adapt to new challenges, while maintaining the depth and versatility of the genre.

OPERA, MUSICAL THEATRE, TEMPO AND RHYTHM, CONTEMPORARY OPERA, OPERA DIRECTING, AESTHETICS OF THE PERFORMANCE