Music notes manuscripts in the heritage of composers (on the example of the museum's collections of the Republic of Altai and the Altai Territory)

The heritage of composers in the museums of the Republic of Altai and the Altai Territory is an important source for the study of history of musical culture of the regions through the prism of personalities. The heritage of composers includes various materials characterizing their biography and their creative work. Music notes manuscripts are an integral part of the heritage of composers. An analysis of museum collections of the Republic of Altai and the Altai Territory showed that music notes manuscripts are represented in personal funds and thematic collections of the National museum named after A.V. Anokhin and the State museum of literature, art and culture of the Altai. In the personal funds of the National museum named after A.V. Anokhin are stored music notes manuscripts of composers A.V. Anokhin, A.M. Ilyin, B.M. Shulgin, V.F. Hoholkov. In the State museum of the history of literature, art and culture of the Altai these materials are stored in personal funds A.V. Anokhin, K.K. Knyaginin, S.V.Golubkov. Music notes manuscripts of composers V.M. Penkov, E.I. Shcherbakov, I.I. Veselkov, L.P. Savelyev, Y.A. Tyulpin, E.K. Kryuchkov are in thematic collections «Personalities of musical culture of the Altai». In general, music notes manuscripts consist of instrumental, vocal-choral and stage artworks. As a rule, there are several instances of the same artwork - roughing and finishing manuscripts, which reveal the dynamics of the creative idea of the composer. In the National museum named after A.V. Anokhin in the personal funds of composers A.V. Anokhin, A.M. Ilyin, B.M. Shulgin are stored manuscripts with folk music. The presence of these manuscripts underlines the interest of composers to folk music, its understanding and use in their artworks. In the National museum named after A.V. Anokhin, in the State museum of literature, art and culture of the Altai there are the works of other composers. Personalities of musical culture of the Altai used this repertoire in pedagogical activity, in regency (in the case of A.V. Anokhin), in the work with the choir. Music notes manuscripts are of particular importance in scientific research and museum communication. Music notes manuscripts are the subject of material culture and at the same time are the spiritual culture (music) that encoded in the symbol. These materials are of great importance for researchers of musical culture, of musicians, of the modern generation of listeners. These materials provide an opportunity to expand the repertoire of individual performers and creative groups and to acquaint the audience with the musical heritage of the past.

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