Composers influenced by Scriabin

[quantum]

I'm searching out composers who's work has been influenced by the music of Scriabin.  Any suggestions?

[thalbergmad]

William Baines is the first one to spring to my mind, although it is not evident in all of his works.

Perhaps the preludes and poeme for piano & orchestra are the most Scriabinesque.

However, I am no expert on Scriabin and no expert on Baines.

Come to think of it, i am no expert on anything.

Thal

[retrouvailles]

Baines I wouldn't say has an outright Scriabin influence. However, there is a long list of composers who did. The most notable example in my mind is Nikolai Roslavets. His 3 extant piano sonatas and his three very difficult etudes show this influence greatly, and they are great pieces in their own right. Alexander Mosolov also is another composer who shows this influence, but his music has a bit more punch to it. His piano sonatas and nocturnes are recommended. There is also Arthur Lourié (another Russian, don't let the name fool you) who composed many works influenced by Scriabin. There are more neglected composers like Sergei Protopopov who have also composed some works indebted to Scriabin. A champion of a lot of this music is the pianist Steffen Schleiermacher, who has recorded many works by these composers. Hamelin has also recorded the complete piano works of Roslavets.

[communist]

Feinberg and Alexandrov.

[ted]

Some of Frank Bridge's piano music was strongly influenced by Scriabin's.

[antichrist]

Scriabin influenced composers like Sergei Prokofiev, Nikolai Roslavets, and Igor Stravinsky, although Scriabin was reported to have disliked Prokofiev's and Stravinsky's music.[1]

(from wiki)

[retrouvailles]

Some of Frank Bridge's piano music was strongly influenced by Scriabin's.

I personally haven't heard the influence myself, but I can highly recommend Frank Bridge's piano sonata, which I believe is one of the most neglected masterpieces of its time.

[lontano]

I've read that Dane Rudhyar, O. Messiaen and several little known other composers (inc. Alexander Nemtin, who "realized" Scriabin's "Prefertory Action" (for the Final Mystery) which is the only composition that he is noted for), but just how they each were influenced is conjecture.

[michel dvorsky]

The influence of Scriabin's music can be seen in the output of the following artists:

- Stravinsky
- Roslavets
- Prokofiev
- John Coltrane
- Bill Evans
- Johannes Brahms
- Modest Mossgorky
- Modest Mouse
- Miley Cyrus
and at least 3 of the following following Michaels:
- Michael Stipe
- Michael Jackson
- Michael Cera
- Michael Jordon

[gyzzzmo]

The influence of Scriabin's music can be seen in the output of the following artists:

- Stravinsky
- Roslavets
- Prokofiev
- John Coltrane
- Bill Evans
- Johannes Brahms
- Modest Mossgorky
- Modest Mouse
- Miley Cyrus
and at least 3 of the following following Michaels:
- Michael Stipe
- Michael Jackson
- Michael Cera
- Michael Jordon

And not to forget Michael Knight!

[indutrial]

The influence of Scriabin's music can be seen in the output of the following artists:

The influence of effective comedy cannot be seen in the output of your keyboard.

[michel dvorsky]

The influence of effective comedy cannot be seen in the output of your keyboard.

[lontano]

The influence of Scriabin's music can be seen in the output of the following artists:

- Stravinsky
- Roslavets
- Prokofiev
- John Coltrane
- Bill Evans
- Johannes Brahms
- Modest Mossgorky
- Modest Mouse
- Miley Cyrus
and at least 3 of the following following Michaels:
- Michael Stipe
- Michael Jackson
- Michael Cera
- Michael Jordon

- Michaelangelo (sculpted in 4ths, 5ths and tritones, but they're hidden deep inside the marble)

[weissenberg2]

The influence of effective comedy cannot be seen in the output of your keyboard.

The influence of your posts cannot be seen in the output of the forum.

[retrouvailles]

The influence of your posts cannot be seen in the output of the forum.

I would disagree here.

[weissenberg2]

I would disagree here.

You do not have to agree.

[retrouvailles]

You do not have to agree.

Which is why I didn't.

[communist]

I recall hearing something by Lyadov that was Scriabinish.

[indutrial]

The influence of your posts cannot be seen in the output of the forum.

Okay, I take it back. The O'RLY owl and Dvorsky's side-splitting list have changed me as a musician.

[communist]

Okay, I take it back. The O'RLY owl and Dvorsky's side-splitting list have changed me as a musician.

I think it may be an O'RLY chicken.

[lontano]

I personally haven't heard the influence myself, but I can highly recommend Frank Bridge's piano sonata, which I believe is one of the most neglected masterpieces of its time.

I've only recently heard the Bridge Sonata but I agree it's a sadly overlooked work.