Pieces using the highest C

[Nightscape]

What pieces do you know of that use the highest C on the piano?

Two come to mind for me - Rachmaninoff's 3rd concerto, and Scriabin's
 "White Mass"piano sonata (no. 7).

[Etude]

1) Prokofiev first concerto

2) Sorabji - Fantasia from OC, it actually says C# in the score, but I think it was meant to be a natural, since the note does not exist on the piano

3) Le Jardin Parfume.

4)  Prokofiev concerto no. 3

off the top of my head.

[presto agitato]

Due to the piano limitations of 17th and 18th century i bet no piece written between those centuries uses the highest C.

[Etude]

At least not for piano....

[sharon_f]

I believe one of the Tcherepnin Bagatelles, Op. 5 uses the highest C.

[ckprbnh]

Scriabin's 6th sonata even uses the D above the highest C.

[llamaman]

Mozart's La Tartine Beurree (sp.?)

[BoliverAllmon]

shosty's 2nd pc does it I believe

[jhon]

Scriabin's 6th sonata even uses the D above the highest C.

  

[pita bread]

Scriabin's 6th sonata even uses the D above the highest C.

Yeah, what the...

It's on the last page in the descending chord passage in the RH.

[dinosaurtales]

Prokofiev Suggestione Diabolique from four Pieces Op 4.

[pita bread]

Scriabin's 6th sonata even uses the D above the highest C.

I wonder if Koji knows whether that is for real, or a typo.

[fnork]

villa-lobos 'Festa no sertao' has a nice lyrical section, where the left hand plays the melody and the right hand plays a river of notes on top of it. It goes all the way up to the highest C. And if I don't remember wrong, the following piece from this suite (ciclo brasileiro) uses the lowest A, but thats probably more common.