Chorinės muzikos leidyba Lietuvoje 1940-1989 metais

LTŠiame straipsnyje autorius tyrinėja chorinės muzikos leidybos 1940-1989 m. tendencijas. Išanalizavęs išleistos muzikos žanrines stilistines ypatybes, jis priėjo išvados, kad pirmaisiais pokario metais leidyba besąlygiškai tarnavo okupacinės valdžios ir jos ideologijos reikalams. Tačiau palaipsniui ji susikoncentravo į nacionalinės muzikos leidybą ir daug pasitarnavo bendrai nacionalinės muzikinės kultūros plėtotei.

ENChorus composition release, from 1940 until 1989, was controlled and regulated by the State. All created music was immediately published in huge amounts. The main anxiety of the publishing was composition of Soviet composers, this way the foreign compositions, especially of West Europe, were left behind. In the first postwar publications dominated ideological and occupational Russian music. From the year 1960 till 1965, that kind of music was less to find in the publications, because there was an income of original compositions from Russia to Lithuanian libraries. In the last few decades of the Soviet system every appearance of a new set of song music, concurred with stylistic change in music evolution. The chorus publications, which appeared in Soviet Union, became of special value for the whole chorus culture.