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Scriabin: Etude

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Alexander Scriabin - Etudes :
Etude, opus 2 no 1
Etude  opus 2 no 1 C-sharp Minor by Alexander Scriabin piano sheet music
Key: C-sharp Minor Published: 1887
Level: 8+ Period: Late Romantic
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xx Scriabin op. 2 no. 1: How to play??
January 31, 2010, 05:44:41 PM by pearly

Hi guys!!

This is my first post in this forum.
I am going to begin with Scriabin's etude op. 2 no. 1. At some points I am wondering how you are supposed to play the notes.
For example bar 1 in the right Hand. Is it really necessary to sustain the notes whose flags go downwards? When you use the pedal, you don't hear no difference anyway.
At the 6th bar in the left hand it is very hard to hold the d# while playing the 8th line above. Do you just play this note an 8th long?
And the bars 5 and 6 after the key change to tripple b (21st and 22nd bar overall, mezzo forte), do you hold the eb, ebb and db?
By the way i hand width is about a ninth.

Thank you!

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xx Scriabin Etude
June 15, 2009, 06:22:41 PM by redbaron

Am I right in thinking that Scriabin's Etude in C#m Op 2 No 1 was on the ABRSM Grade 8 syllabus a few years ago?

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xx Scriabin etude, op. 2 no. 1
November 10, 2008, 08:17:27 AM by aewanko

Andante

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xx Re: Less challenging Scriabin pieces
July 16, 2008, 08:06:00 AM by invictious

Just for fun facts, did you know his Etude 2/1 was written for a girl when he was 16? I'm surprised she didn't marry him on the spot.

Some of the etudes are at a manageable level (2/1 being the piece that people start off with, others starting with the preludes). His preludes are mostly equal in terms of difficulty, although there are some occasional ones which are much trickier.

His earlier works is quite modeled after Chopin, so those works may be easier to learn first. The later works are very difficult (just scan through the scores for 7 8 9 10th Sonatas, some of them are quite black).

You can also try his Poemes Op.32, No.1 and 2. His impromptus are quite dramatic in nature too, so I would also recommend learning those, such as Op.12 No.2.

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xx Scriabin
July 08, 2008, 03:09:14 PM by eyeballnick

Do you prefer hes more "romantic" compositions, or do you think his more "Experimental" compositions are better, both favoured and musically.

I personally prefer his earlier romantic works, etudes op.8 no.11 and op.2 no.1 and preludes. u?

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xx scriabin's etude op 2 no 1
April 05, 2008, 11:27:30 AM by aewanko

well, I got this piece the other day and I wondered if you could offer any tips on it because I can't seem to maintain the speed well due to the arpeggiated and big chords.


Scriabin's a crazy man, I tell you! Tongue

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smiley Scriabin Etude Op. 2 and Preludes op. 11
November 29, 2007, 09:30:14 PM by doxy

Scriabin Preludes Op 11 -

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wwJpv7xnhAc

Etude Op. 2 No. 1

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=emR2wwHJjds


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xx [First Year Student Critique] Scriabin Op.2 No.1 and Prelude Op.11 IX
July 24, 2007, 01:17:35 AM by mekohler

Im 24, been playing for 10 months. Have a Russian concert pianist teacher in NYC. Decided to record myself today and randomly played these 2 songs. They're both one take and I know I got some fudged up notes on the Op2. No.1. I think it sounds shitty, the piano sound itself as well as the dynamics. I dunno, maybe its the lack of professional recording. Anyway, comments and suggestions needed/welcome.



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xx [Critique Please] Scriabin Op.2 No.1 and Prelude Op.11 IX
July 24, 2007, 01:08:31 AM by mekohler

Hey, this is my first post. Been playing for 10 months, and taking lessons from a Russian concert pianist in NYC. I decided to record today after feeling like I keep sucking more. The recording quality is not ideal, and the piano sounds shitty with my mic and I'm not please with the recordings at all. Was looking for any comments or suggestions. In the Op.2 No.1 I know I mess up some notes, I was nervous. Bleh!

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xx Scriabin - op.2, no.1; what is it studying?
November 07, 2006, 10:54:41 AM by elegie

I consider to learn this Etude. But what techniques does it really study, and how difficult is this etude?

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