Marc-André Hamelin plays Scriabin Sonata No.1 Op.6 I.
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Scriabin?
And Marc-Andre Hamelin?
Scriabin's sonatas should be better known than this...
PS thanks for the post - wonderful playing as always from MAH.
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That's the way to play Scriabin...the most difficult passages played like a piece of cake....bravo
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@MagicSkryabin No... are they on YouTube?
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Bastante rápido que. La toca el hamelin
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oh.. so fast? :/ Hamelin's passion for show.
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Scriabin is God. I have not a single doubt after listening to this wonder.
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This is one of my favorite pieces of all time
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Scriabin's musical language is so individual and one-of-a-kind even in his very early period.
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Hammie's recordings of the Sonatas is one of my favorites. John Ogden is up there for me too.
ReturnOfTheStienway 1 year ago
@ReturnOfTheStienway
Imo Hakon Austbo's sonatas are the best, have you heard of it ?
MagicSkryabin 1 year ago
In my opinion, It's not true in every situation. For example if you compare a really early work of Scriabin like Impromptu Op.2 No.3 and his Fantasy Op. 28, even if it's in the " romantic " period, the complexity of the Fantasy (structures , voices etc) makes that piece much more interessant than the little impromptu (and much more difficult too :p).
And we can't really compare early Scriabin and late Scriabin, it's not the same language. But we can say that his late work are more sophisticated.
MagicSkryabin 2 years ago
@MagicSkryabin - There are links between all periods of Scriabin's composition
gymgymgymgym 1 year ago
That's why i said we can't "really" compare. That means there is a link but not very evident.
MagicSkryabin 1 year ago
His late works dont lack of beauty, it's just a different sort of beauty, a much complicated sort of beauty :)
MagicSkryabin 2 years ago