The language of music as a specific semiotic structure

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This work has appeared due to the interest to the semiotic problems of musical art and wish to understand the nature of music and its language as a specific type of creating symbols. Within the framework of semiotics of the culture the article analyses the semiotic system (from the simplest signals to more complicated systems-symbols) which function in music. The concept of investigation is determined by the understanding of music language as a specific artificial language which uses diverse symbolic formations for transferring specific information. The central problem of the work was to reveal the nature of music language existence as a complicated semiotic structure. The investigation of the specific nature of music existence which uses the developed system of axiological orientations is not only of theoretical interest but is also of great applied significance. The studying of the music language problem allows to investigate questions connected with the search of the specific nature of semiotic formations used in the art; this pushes forward the development of both general and musical semiotics.

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Lazutina, T. V., & Lazutin, N. K. (2015). The language of music as a specific semiotic structure. Asian Social Science, 11(7), 201–207. https://doi.org/10.5539/ass.v11n7p201

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