Your favorite moments of arpeggiation?

[maxim3]

From time to time I am particularly fascinated with arpeggios. Of course one of the great masters of composing beautiful and astounding arpeggio passages is Chopin. But I would like to learn of the existence of other great pianistic arpeggio moments, in any style, old or new, that I might be able to track down and hear.

Any recommendations?

[musikalischer_wirbelwind_280]

Oh yes, my friend, the arpeggio bug is known to bite from time to time, and hard, too! 
May I suggest these two to get the thread going?

Very best,
M.W.

[musikalischer_wirbelwind_280]

Almost forgot the Chumachenco piano solo arrangement of Orff's "In trutina" from Carmina Burana (starts at 39:12):

Personally, I don't like the piano's sound in this recording that much, and I don't know of any others out there, but even so, those accompaniment arpeggios are just exquisite.

[ronde_des_sylphes]

I can't avoid mentioning this:

[visitor]

I've always like arpegio moments in this one

[mjames]

Scriabin sonata no. 2

some scriabin preludes, like op. 16 no.1

[maxim3]

Thank you all for your suggestions -- I especially like the Scriabin stuff, and the Orff.