Pieces with big left hand leaps

[pies]

I need a piece with big LH leaps.  Nothing too long.  Can be from any period, but preferably modern.

[hodi]

scriabin op.8 no.12?

[tanman]

scriabin op.8 no.12?

seconded.

[furtwaengler]

Off the top of my head...Shostakovich's Concerto for piano, trumpet, and strings has a famous passage near the end. Chopin's etude op. 25 no. 4 (if that's not right, I mean the A minor), and lots of Scriabin (I like op. 65 no. 3). You know this is such a common thing, it makes it a broad issue!

[nanabush]

Scriabin also wrote an etude in a random opus I think it's 56?  It's either a single piece or from a set of pieces; it's only two pages long but the left hand has some crazy huge chords.  Sounds kinda mysterious too

I second the Op 65 #3, left hand is a bit similar to the other one I mentioned but the piece is definately much tougher.

[mikey6]

Perfectly- a great piece which I learnt - Rag infernal by William Bolcom-  a pain in the arse to learn, but short and effective.

[goldentone]

Rhapsody In Blue.  Too long, though. 

[ronde_des_sylphes]

Not modern, I'm afraid, but certainly has a fair amount of left hand leaping - Fumagalli Casta diva transcription for left hand. Left hand constantly jumping between registers trying to create the effect of a two hand texture. About 6 mins long, and an interesting test of left hand technique. I must admit to being quite taken with the piece.

[general disarray]

I detest big left hand leaps.