Formation of artificial thinking in students of secondary
schools in the process of studying the creativity of romantic
composers
Alisher Sattarov
Tashkent State Pedagogical University named after Nizami
Abstract:
The article describes the artistic and figurative thinking of students,
reveals its components aimed at enhancing the creative abilities of schoolchildren,
emphasizes the importance of memory as an integral part of the formation of musical
and artistic image.
Keywords:
art, music culture, education, composer, educator, image,
romanticism, musical sound.
Modern music education is an optimal educational and organizational approach
to the educational process. The main problem of training a specialist in the field of
music education is to identify the basis of innovative activities of the teacher and the
system of pedagogical actions aimed at shaping the professional qualities of students.
The formation of musical thinking is a necessary factor in preparing a future music
teacher as a person ready for musical and pedagogical activities. The process of
formation of this phenomenon occurs most effectively in the preparation for musical
performance as an integral factor. At the same time, the organization of the process of
formation of musical thinking as a professionally important factor for a future music
teacher is most effective through the integration of special musical knowledge and
skills acquired in the basic musical instrument class, as well as the use of problem-
solving techniques at all stages of education. 'is guaranteed.
The goal of each stage is to reach a certain level in the formation of musical
thinking. The priority pedagogical tool for shaping this integrated learning is problem
situations, in which an important factor such as activating the music teacher’s artistic
thinking, which expresses the artistic image with the sounds of music, is realized. At
the same time, the problem manifests itself in the form of a qualitative aspect of the
future music teacher’s thinking in the field of music. The solution of problematic
situations in the musical-pedagogical process is associated with specific aspects of
the performance and pedagogical processes. Therefore, problem situations need to be
structured with varying degrees of complexity at different stages of shaping a future
music teacher’s thinking about the art of music. Thus, in the first stage of knowledge
of musical material in the mind of the future teacher-musician the same musical-
auditory ideas and motivational basis for action are formed, and the teacher plays an
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important role in their stimulation. It creates problematic situations by increasing
high auditory activity, and requires the student to identify differences between the
observed musical evidence and their own experience and thinking skills. Their
insufficient formation is an incentive to resolve this conflict and master the
experience. Therefore, problem situations created by the teacher should be
supplemented with specific content related to the musical material being studied.
Musical material is a means of forming thinking, on the basis of which a system of
tasks is developed and through them problem situations of different levels of
complexity are realized. In the process of working on a piece of music, its system of
attractions is determined and the sequence of comparisons, generalizations and
assumptions is determined, because by working on their problematic situations,
musical-auditory and musical-artistic images are formed in the mind of the future
music teacher. The essence of the tasks at hand is to understand the content of the
musical works revealed in the logic of the development of the process. Based on the
knowledge of musical objectivity, the future teacher-musician will be able to
confidently reflect the plan of the composer.
The world of art is the world of artistic images. It is impossible to understand the
essence of art without understanding the peculiarities of the artistic image. The
uniqueness of the musician’s work is to present to the audience already existing,
created, unique images. The artistic image reflects the reality with its specificity,
individuality. At the same time, the artistic image is a natural image of the world,
which includes generalizations, reflects the inner meaning of what is depicted, and is
therefore a form of knowing and reflecting reality. Images are important in children’s
musical creativity, while shaping a child’s basic skills of playing, landing, setting
hands, and making sounds. The means of artistic expression play an important role in
shaping the artistic image. The skill of the musician is to process the material (words,
sounds, etc.) that has a great aesthetic effect and helps to understand the content in
the image.
A musical image has only a musical character because visual memory,
imagination and associativity play an important role in the formation of the image. In
the process of working on a piece of music, there are always contradictions,
similarities, neighborhoods, and the more diverse the associations, the brighter the
author’s music. The musical image includes other derivatives, including the logical
component. One of the qualitative features of a musician's creativity is active mental
activity, thinking, observation. The musical image, which usually emerges as a
single, concrete carrier, is a generalization in itself. The musician's work is emotional
and rational. Sensory content is based on images of perception, perception, imagery,
images of rational-logical structures and events. Unlike traditional emotional
appearances, the main thing for musical artistic emotion is a stable, objective,
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spiritual, and moral content. Sokolov A.N. Inside Speech and Thinking, musical
artistic-figurative thinking emphasizes that the play works in the form of a system of
selection, delimitation, purposefulness, and systematization of the musical text, which
is a special type of productive creative thinking. The process of musical thinking as a
mental process includes the main features of thinking, and its specificity is
determined by the spiritual content of music, the semantics of musical language, the
energetic self-expression of the individual in the process of musical work.
Artistic-figurative thinking consists of two components: objective-formal and
emotional-subjective. These components influence the formation of artistic and
figurative thinking. Artistic thinking is based on the development of mental
processes: creative perception, emotional perception of the world, associativeness,
empathy, creativity, imagination, and so on. Artistic and figurative thinking in music
can work with intonation and logical components at the same time, and in the process
of creating a work, the musical image and form complement each other. Memory is
an important part of shaping a musical and artistic image. This process is important in
the art of music, especially when you need to listen, memorize, and analyze a large
piece of work. Musical memory is very important for the performer. But memorizing
a great work, as well as the first work needed to make the play sound holistic and
conscious - is the first analysis. Therefore, memory and thinking are two
psychophysiological processes that are closely related to each other. Thus, we move
on to the next component of the formation of the musical-artistic image - musical
thinking.
V.Podurovsky defines this concept as follows: "Musical thinking is the process
of modeling a person's attitude to reality, expressed in an intonated sound." And it
occurs as a result of direct contact with the sound of music. The author considers this
process to be a real mental activity of man, through which man perceives art and
joins it. Podurovsky also highlights several important features of this process. First,
as a result of musical thinking, as a result of the emotional experience from the work
heard, the listener acquires new knowledge about himself and his soul. Second, the
“uncertainty” of the addressee, i.e., the listener constantly “passes” from the author of
the work to other people. As a result of the author's research, he concludes that
musical thinking has a direct creative character. Even if the listener’s actions seem
passive, they work. Through musical thinking, the listener learns the artistic concept
of a piece of music and understands the spiritual experience of all mankind.
Figurative-artistic analysis of musical works requires skills and abilities from
adolescents, such as thinking in images. And that, as you know, is one of the factors
of a creative person. So, when we talk about figurative-artistic analysis, first of all, it
is necessary to clarify this concept. In general, it is "the process of perceiving the
surrounding reality, its creative expression on the basis of visual knowledge, skills
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and abilities, the relationship of form and content in art." It is formed due to the
development of mental processes such as cognition, imagination, associativity,
artistic experience, memory, thinking. The formation of figurative and artistic
analysis in high school students is the most important problem of modern society.
Music lessons at the school are aimed at developing students ’emotional and value
culture through familiarity with a variety of musical works and genres. That’s why
it’s so important for teens to know how to properly perceive and analyze the music
they hear.
An algorithm for the formation of thinking on the correct expression of an
artistic image with musical sounds is a set of operations of comparison,
generalization and guessing, with the help of which the formation of imagination,
perception and intellectual actions. The algorithm for the formation of thinking on the
correct expression of the artistic image with musical sounds plays an important role
in the directed system of actions related to musical performance, because the
emotional reflection of musical and sound objectivity in the mind of the performer is
a specific mechanism. In the second stage of forming the idea of correctly expressing
an artistic image with musical sounds, the student performs a piece of music
conditioned by carefully listening, comparing, generalizing and guessing the elements
of musical material, easily identified by him, conditioned by a system of attractions.
Defined characters are specific elements of the interconnectedness and
interconnectedness of musical content in the content of a work. If in the first stage the
instructions are set by the teacher, in the next stage the development of experience
and knowledge, mastering the set of musical literacy will enable the future music
teacher to independently direct their thoughts to the goal. grows. The ideological
meaning of the musical "language" is determined by the artistic and musical
expression of the work - the ability to feel, to understand. In the process of
developing the idea of correctly expressing the artistic image with musical sounds,
the future music teacher also develops the skills of elementary music-listening and
playing on a musical instrument, singing a spoon. Such an understanding of music in
terms of stereotypical intuition is a necessary condition for the formation of a specific
thinking about the content of the work. Thus, the second stage should include tasks
aimed at creating the ability to perform musical works independently. In addition, the
second stage should include secondary complex situations related to the ability to
model the musical and creative process as a basis for adequate intonational and
methodological understanding of the musical and creative process by school students.
It should also consider the selection of a repertoire that meets the interests of students
of a certain age and, ultimately, the solution of educational and pedagogical problems
in a particular music lesson.
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Properly articulating an artistic image with musical sounds helps a prospective
music teacher to “combine” his or her intentions with the composer’s individual and
convincing interpretation of the piece of music. Therefore, the third stage should be
aimed not only at the practical implementation of the means of accurate expression of
the artistic image with musical sounds, but also at finding algorithms for pedagogical
creative work. Consequently, the third stage should include the third level of
problematic situations in terms of complexity. Their didactic tools are tasks aimed at
developing students' ability to perform pedagogical actions related to the formation of
skills in differentiating the means of musical expression. It is also a task to establish a
dialogic equal relationship in the form of a "student-musical work".
CONCLUSION: Thus, the problematic situations identified in the musical-
pedagogical activity are a necessary pedagogical tool for the formation of the musical
thinking of the future music teacher not only at each stage, but also as an integrated
education.
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