LIVE PERFORMANCE ETHICS: PROFESSIONALITY AND AESTHETIC CRITERIA

This article provides a scientific analysis of the ethical and aesthetic aspects of "live performance" in modern pop and vocal arts, going beyond merely technical definitions. It examines the ethical standards regarding a performer's stage behavior, dress code, and psychological interaction with the audience. The study illuminates the conflicts between lip-syncing and live performance, as well as the artist's professional responsibilities, based on K.S. Stanislavsky's system and sources from Uzbek musicology. The article is intended for vocal performance students, practitioners, and art historians.