THE CONCEPTS OF STYLE AND STYLISTICS AS APPLIED TO F. CHOPIN’S WORKS

The article deals with the analysis of style and stylistics in the creative heritage of F. Chopin. The vividness and emotional intensity of Chopin's musical images are in perfect harmony with the meticulous elaboration of details, the logic of the construction of the musical material, and the classical completeness and clarity of the idea. The interaction of elements of domestic, cult and concert music in his piano works was largely responsible for the uniqueness of Chopin's style. His works vividly manifest, on the one hand, links with Romantic aesthetics, and on the other hand - that individual, ‘Chopin's’ beginning, which somewhat separates his work from the general tendencies of Western European Romantics.