BETHOVEN; PROKOVIEv SCRIABINE;

[migamaral]

Hi again...

I would like to know what is your favorite piano repertoire of the 3 comporsers in the tittle.

[verywellmister]

Do concertos count?
Prokofiev-G minor concerto
6th sonata
7th sonata

Beethoven-Sonata Op.109
Sonata Op.31 no.3
Bagatelles Op.126

Scriabin-Sonata no.4
Sonata no.5
Etude 42/5

[Kassaa]

Prokofieff
Concerto no. 2 in G minor
3d sonata, 7th sonata

Beethoven
Sonata Op. 26, 53, 57, 106, 109, 110, 111
Concerto no. 3, 4 and 5

Scriabin
Sonata no. 3
Sonata no. 5
Etude Op. 8 no. 12

[soliloquy]

Prokofiev:
Toccata Op. 11
Piano Sonata No. 4
Piano Concerto No. 4
Piano Concerto No. 5


Beethoven:
Bagatellen Op. 126
Eroica Variations Op. 32
Sonata Op. 109
Sonata Op. 111


Scriabin:
Preludes Op. 74
Poeme "Vers la Flamme" Op. 72
Sonata No. 6
Sonata No. 10

[ilikepie]

prokofiev
sonatas no.2,3,4
concertos 1,2,3
tocatta

beethoven
sonata op10 no.3 , op53 , op57, op.2 no.2,3
piano concerto no.3

scriabin
etude op42 no.3,4,5,6,7 , op8 no12
sonata no.5
Piano Concerto , randomly

[pita bread]

Beethoven:
Sonatas no. 28, 31, and 32
Concerto no. 3
Eroica Variations

Prokofiev:
Concerto no. 2
Sonata no. 8
Sonata for violin and piano no. 2
Romeo and Juliet Before Parting

Scriabin:
Sonatas no. 2, 4, 5, 6
Poeme Op. 32 no. 1
Etude Op. 42 no. 6
Prelude Op. 11 no. 1

[mike_lang]

Beethoven: Piano Sonata, Op. 101

Prokofiev: Piano Concerto no. 3 (esp. when played by Argerich) and Piano Sonata no. 6

Scriabin: Étude in D-Sharp Minor and Piano Sonata no. 3

[Kassaa]

Would you all rather play the eroica variations or the last movement of the Eroica symphony?

[pianistimo]

last movement of the eroica symphony for two pianos.

beethoven:

waldstein sonata
diabelli variations
emperor concerto

prokofiev:
i still like peter and the wolf
concerto #1
the love of three oranges arr by prokofiev (or haifetz) - for piano and violin

scriabin:

i don't know that much about.  i like typically most of what i've heard so far.  did he write 'iceburgs' or something like that?  it was descriptive and fairly short but very unique and interesting.

is the poem of ecstasy and the prometheus (or symphony #5) available in piano reduction?

[ahinton]

last movement of the eroica symphony for two pianos.

That's cheating, really, since the work was not originally intended as a two-piano piece.

prokofiev:
i still like peter and the wolf

Maybe you do, but it's not a piano work!

the love of three oranges arr by prokofiev (or haifetz) - for piano and violin

It's spelt Heifetz - and, again, this is not a work for piano solo, which I think is what's being asked about here.

scriabin:

i don't know that much about.

Well, you should, since he was one of the more important of piano composers.]

did he write 'iceburgs' or something like that?  it was descriptive and fairly short but very unique and interesting.

I've no idea what you're talking about.

is the poem of ecstasy and the prometheus (or symphony #5) available in piano reduction?

I daresay, but, once again, piano reductions are not what are being asked about here; Prometheus may qualify in that it has a solo piano part.

Best,

Alistair

[pianogeek_cz]

Beethoven:
Sonata op. 111
Sonata op. 57
Piano concertos nos. 3, 4

Prokofiev:
Sonatas nos. 3, 6, 7
Piano concerto no. 2
Scherzo & March from Love of Three Oranges

Scriabin:
Etude op. 42 no. 3
Sonata no. 10

[soderlund]

Just a short post, I'm in a hurry.

I don't know all of Scriabins music very well, but I have quite a lot on cd's. op.11 no.14 in Eb minor is a very, very good prelude. I am working on it right now, perfect for a recital, it's passionate, and not half as hard as it seems. Really a piece to recommend, and not very well known, I think.

[hodi]

beethoven
appasionata sonata
waldstein sonata
tempest sonata

prokofiev :
not my taste

scriabin:
the god of music. everything, but especially the piano sonatas.

[burstroman]

Beethoven: Sonata Op. 101
                   Eroica Variations
                   Rondo Op.51 #2

Prokofiev: Sonata # 2
                Sarcasmes
                Visions Fugitives

Scriabin: Sonatas #7,8,9

[thierry13]

Beethoven:
I have to say Appassionata even if it's cliché ... but more particularly the 2nd and 3 mvt way more than the first ... the op 31 no.3 is amazing, and the op.7 too ... i have to say his last Piano sonata is amazing !

Prokofiev:
Sonatas no.1,3,6,7
concertos no.1,2,3
toccata

Scriabin:
Sonatas no.3,4,5
etudes op8 no.12 and op.42 no.5
and mostly everything else ive heard

[nasir]

Prokofiev: Piano concerto ¹2, Sonatas ¹7 and 8, 5 Melodies, Violin concerto ¹1, Sonata f-moll for violin and piano, Sonata for cello and piano.
Scriabin: all last works, spesially Preludes op.74, 6-10 sonatas, and also Etudes op.42, b-moll and dis-moll from op.8(in Horovitz performing:), op.32 and many others.
Beethoven: ALL piano sonatas, Diabelly-variations, cello sonata ¹5, piano concertos ¹1,4 and 5, Simphonies ¹4,6,7 and 9, Missa solemnis.