The musical image and composed music

A Grade 6 topic in Music: “Term I. The image in music” (pp. 4–11, A. M. Muratova, K. J. Artykov). A musical image is conveyed through the content of a musical work, that is, through an artistic image. Musical images may be lyrical, dramatic, epic, heroic or everyday: for example, in the opera “Manas” the image of Manas is heroic, while in the opera “Aichurok” the image of Aichurok is lyrical. A composer (a creator, a maker) is a person who composes music, an author; the term spread in Italy in the 16th century. Folk music has no recorded author and was passed from mouth to mouth, while composed music has a known author. Composition (putting together, inventing) is the structure of a musical work. Abdylas Maldybaev (1906–1978) was the first composer of the Kyrgyz people, a People's Artist of the USSR; together with V. A. Vlasov and V. G. Fere he wrote the operas “Aichurok” and “Manas” and the music of the anthem of the Kirghiz SSR. Kalyi Moldobasanov (1929–2006) was an outstanding conductor and the author of the ballet-oratorio “Mother's Field”. Ballet (French ballet, Italian balletto — I dance) is a kind of musical art. Byubyusara Beishenalieva (1926–1973) was the founder of Kyrgyz ballet; Cholponbek Bazarbaev (1949–2002) was a People's Artist of the USSR and a famous dancer.