ФУНКЦІОНАЛЬНА СИСТЕМА МУЗИЧНО-ВИКОНАВСЬКОГО МОВЛЕННЯ
A functional system of musical-performing speech

Summary/Abstract: The article is devoted to the systematic functional analysis of creating of the sound text of a musical work in view of the musical performance updating of the musical text. The creative process of updating of the note text, which consists in the study of the functional system of musical-performing speech, viewed in the plane of the verbal paradigms of musical performance. In one of the previous articles the author points out that "... the process of execution of music can be defined as a specific "musical language and speech process" that is associated with the process of thinking of an artist, is realized by the respective musical-performing assets and it is a way of intercommunication between ...". [1, 213].The systemacy and the functionality are interconnecting many phenomena of the musical art. The study of the process of execution of the music compositions as "the language-speech" process, involves the use of dialectically re-lated method of the system functional analysis.The category of musical performance "language" and "speech" are the instrumental categories of theoretical analysis and reflection method of internal and external functional specificity of musical performance speech.Оn the one hand in the modern musicology there is a need to improve the categorical apparatus of the theory of musical performance, and on the other – comprehension of the musical performance, as language and speech is unde-veloped field of theoretical studies. Due to the fact that musical performance language and speech, as well as natural language and speech, are functional systems and become apparent through functional and structural elements. This article defines language and speech units and elements of the mentioned system. As the speech and language re-sources are considered the components of the musical performance intonation system of means of expression.The article emphasizes the idea that some of the methodological orientations of linguistics show the best corre-lation with musical performance views:• Notes-sound text as a sequence of symbolic units combined by semantic relationships. The main quality of this relationship is integrity; • The phonological, morphological, lexical and semantic characteristics of the notes-sound text, which is a sig-nificant reflection of the structural organization of the composer's language. • The musical-performing language and speech units have a symbolic nature, as they show all features of signs. These signs have material expressions, thought content (meaning), and the corresponding meaning. They have the conditioned connection to the signs of which they are part. Musical performance language as a system-structural formation is a set of language units and elements. Defining them the author is guided by musicological and linguistic methodologies, taking into consideration the specifics of musical performance. The article notes that in linguistics, phoneme, morpheme, word, sentence, often defined as linguistic units and the parts that make up these units, are defined as elements of the language system. This corresponds to the specifics of the structuring of musical performing language-speech process, in which the actualization of language and speech units is car-ried out by elements of intonation means of expression, and they are a way to demonstrate musical-performing speech. Determination of the structural composition of the functional system of musical-performing speech is realized in the traditional musicology terminology. In this context, language and speech units in their scale-tiered structuring are called: tone – submotiv – motive – phrase – sentence. Intonation and semantic elements that constitute and actualize these units are the elements of intonation of musical-performing means of expression. The author considers that "lan-guage and speech" discourse comprehension of musical performance, declared in the article, is relevant for both theory and practice of musical performance.

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