AESTHETIC PROBLEMS OF SOUND CULTURE ON SPIRE BREATH INSTRUMENTS

Abstract

This article examines the aesthetic issues of forming sound culture in the performance of brass wind instruments. The main factors influencing the quality of sound production, artistic expressiveness of performance, performance mastery, and interpretation of the musical work are analyzed. Particular attention is paid to the relationship between the performer’s technical training, breathing characteristics, articulation, timbral coloring, and the instrument’s dynamic capabilities with the aesthetic requirements of modern performing arts. It is emphasized that sound culture is one of the most important indicators of a musician’s professional level and contributes to the formation of artistic taste, performance culture, and creative individuality. The research results can be used in the educational process of music educational institutions to train performers in brass wind instruments.