ЛИЧНОСТНЫЕ МУЗЫКАЛЬНЫЕ ОРИЕНТИРЫ И БИОГРАФИЧЕСКИЙ КОНТЕКСТ В ЖИЗНИ А. ГРИНА

The study examines the interrelationship between music and literature 
in the Russian artistic tradition from the 18th to the 20th century. The analysis begins by 
exploring the influence of poetry on musical culture and the role of music as an expressive 
means in literary creation. It shows how, in the works of Trediakovsky and Sumarokov, 
musical elements permeate poetic compositions and contribute to the formation of new 
genres such as the romance and opera. The significant role of I. A. Krylov as a librettist 
and musician is noted, as well as the impact of Pushkin’s works on the development of 
Russian classical music, including classical opera. The contributions of N. V. Gogol and 
M. Y. Lermontov in expanding musical themes are discussed, along with the characteristics 
of the interaction between poetry and music in the 20th century, illustrated by the 
Symbolists and V. Mayakovsky.