I'm learning Scriabin op.31 preludes now, the first one in D flat probably has the qualities you like. Late romantic Russian serenity. It even has a bizzare jazz inflection after some daring modulation.
lots going through my mind here, sorting through it but i'll start w immediately, Kletzki comes to mind. Op. 4 No 2 (starts at 2:17)*three is not bad either, but mainly thought of 2
Never heard this music before, sounds interesting after the first listen. Many thanks for your suggestion!
this is a special area if interest for me so the list of similar pieces can , is, and should be rather long. Most are not recorded.luckily Sabeneyev is, good number of the early op numbers fit the bill probably
Sabaneyev is a such a great discovery. Much like Feinberg in that he has an astounding output which is barely touched (good thing Schafer does such a wonderful job).
this is a special area of interest for me (Scriabinists so to speak so the list of similar pieces can , is, and should be rather long. My love of these is only shared (volume and time dedicatded to study wise by Jazz /classical hybrids and written out improvisations) Most of these are not recorded to best of my knowledge.luckily Sabeneyev is, good number of the early op numbers fit the bill probably
Frank Hutchens had a similar slant/sound, slightly more impressionism flavor but enough modernity and uniqueness to make it interesting. I have liked everything I ever heard from himto OP, has a somewhat similar calm feel to it like earl slow Scriabin preludes, although perhaps leans more Delius than Scriabin in this particular piece, others more Alex minded.
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