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This essay investigates the musical works on the texts by the leading Ukrainian philosopher H. Skovoroda. It is argued that Skovoroda developed specific commandments designed for a spiritual/moral self-improvement. The first commandment relates to a vision of the world order. According to Skovoroda, the human being has two distinct natures: (1) the external body and (2) the internal divine. The manifestation of the latter relates to a meaning of life: to awake the divine light in order “to conquer death”. The second commandment sees “the joy of the heart as the light of God’s love”. The “know thyself” call, indicates the true path of knowledge, because the “inner” human reflects the spark of God. These commandments are utilized in the choral symphony: Know Yourself by A. Szczecinskiy, and the cantata: Temnere Mortem by L. Grabowskiy. The third commandment is “cognation law”. “Cognation” relates to the notion of national identity and the community’s response to it.
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Lesya Ukrainka created a version of Don Juan’s history in Ukrainian culture. The poet introduced in the drama the Dolores image who loves Don Juan. Dolores became a symbol of the love archetype in the art work. Vitaly Hubarenko’s work in great academic ballet genre is one of best artistic interpre-tations of this drama. Ballet style is an allusion to S. Prokofiev’s style. Dolores image gets characteristic by genres of lullaby and prayer. Tenderness of character is embodied by penetrating sound of violins in the high register. The transformation of love theme shows us another facet of the Dolores personality who committed a self-sacrifice act for the sake of a loved one. Dolores in the ballet represents the female essence of love as a creation, thus the term „Femin-personalism” is offered in this article. The understanding of the term is defined by analogy with the philosophy. P. Bowne, E. Mounier, N. Berdyaev and other thinkers have shown an archetype of personality as a person which has a divine source.
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