Showing posts with label Scriabin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Scriabin. Show all posts

Wednesday, 20 March 2013

Tears
to be expressed 

Scriabin wrote an etude in his youth (15)
a significant work of his first period
 Indeed evocative of Chopin (perhaps of Chopin's Op.10, No.3), it is, nevertheless, a brooding, masterful piece that foreshadows Scriabin's genius. This study and his two pieces for left hand (Op.9) may be considered "model" compositions, perfect melodically and harmonically, entirely self-contained, and thematically complete: world-class output of a musical giant.
~Naxos

Sheet music extracted from Scriabin etudes edited by Baylor, serves as an example of the composer's music

Here is the music played by Lang Lang..