Integration of Modern Multimedia Technologies into Classical Opera Performances of the Voronezh Opera and Ballet Theater

The integration of multimedia technologies into the classical opera performances of the Voronezh Opera and Ballet Theater is an example of the synthesis of various scientific disciplines: this study examines the method-ologies of media ecology, performance theory and cultural preservation to study the interaction between tradi-tional opera art and modern digital technologies. Media ecology provides the basis for understanding the sys-temic changes in audience engagement and sensory perception. Performance theory highlights the evolving nature of “liveliness” in opera, challenging traditional notions of time and space boundaries. Cultural preserva-tion concepts are extremely important for solving the problem of the contradiction between innovation and tra-dition: while multimedia technologies offer unprecedented opportunities for the revival of classical opera, they also raise concerns among professionals about the erosion of historical authenticity. The methodological ap-proach of the study, combining a quantitative analysis of audience feedback with a qualitative assessment of artistic impact, allowed the authors to draw important conclusions: multimedia improvements not only enrich the aesthetic experience, but also expand the demographic attractiveness of the opera, contributing to its sus-tainability.

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Общество философия история культура
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2025-03-19
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https://doi.org/10.24158/fik.2025.3.27
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Artificial Intelligence Applications
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Integration of Modern Multimedia Technologies into Classical Opera Performances of the Voronezh Opera and Ballet Theater

Alexey I. Tyukhin, Denis Sergeevich Petrov
Общество философия история культура
Artificial Intelligence Applications
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Integration of Modern Multimedia Technologies into Classical Opera Performances of the Voronezh Opera and Ballet Theater

Alexey I. Tyukhin, Denis Sergeevich Petrov
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Abstract

The integration of multimedia technologies into the classical opera performances of the Voronezh Opera and Ballet Theater is an example of the synthesis of various scientific disciplines: this study examines the method-ologies of media ecology, performance theory and cultural preservation to study the interaction between tradi-tional opera art and modern digital technologies. Media ecology provides the basis for understanding the sys-temic changes in audience engagement and sensory perception. Performance theory highlights the evolving nature of “liveliness” in opera, challenging traditional notions of time and space boundaries. Cultural preserva-tion concepts are extremely important for solving the problem of the contradiction between innovation and tra-dition: while multimedia technologies offer unprecedented opportunities for the revival of classical opera, they also raise concerns among professionals about the erosion of historical authenticity. The methodological ap-proach of the study, combining a quantitative analysis of audience feedback with a qualitative assessment of artistic impact, allowed the authors to draw important conclusions: multimedia improvements not only enrich the aesthetic experience, but also expand the demographic attractiveness of the opera, contributing to its sus-tainability.

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