Abstract

This article deals with theories that determine the objective causes of interperception synthesis in the individual’s psyche. The concept of synesthesia, in particular the combination of «colour-sound», is analysed from the point of view of psychophysiological phenomenon as the basis of the perception of music. Synesthesia is determined by the connection between the vegetative state of the organism, the sound nature of music and the form of expression of synesthesia in the artistically-creative activity of junior pupils. Particular attention is paid to the disclosure of the idea of an artistic or musical composition using a colour scheme. It is concluded that synesthesia in the sound and colour occurs accidentally at different levels of human nervous activity (from instinct to intellectual actions), and sound and color affect the functions of the organism. An important creative process is the coloured musical perception, which is considered as the ability to correlate the emotional content of music with the emotional expressiveness of the colour, which manifests itself in a special artistic activity, and with use of which occurs formation of the emotionally valuable attitude of junior pupils to art as the basis of artistic culture.

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