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Topic: Scriabin: Sonata no 5
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pianoman53
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Scriabin: Sonata no 5
on: February 09, 2020, 02:50:15 PM
Dear all,
I'm a full time piano teacher, and don't want to lose my playing. Since I can't (or want to) go through the stress of teaching 7 days per week, plus organizing concerts, I decided to record instead. So every week, I'm recording a piece. Usually it's something I've learned in a week, but this time I wanted a bit more.
The 5th sonata by Scriabin was something I tried to play couple of years ago, without too much success.
I restarted it some time ago, and now think I can sort of manage it.
I lost focus around 7.30-8, but am otherwise rather pleased with the results.
I hope you enjoy my recording of this ridiculously difficult piece.
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Re: Scriabin: Sonata no 5
Reply #1 on: February 10, 2020, 03:06:31 PM
Excellent work up of this tough as nails piece
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Re: Scriabin: Sonata no 5
Reply #2 on: February 14, 2020, 06:00:48 AM
Well done! You have captured a very good sense of flow of the piece, and your ideas were clear. It is easier said than done considering the challenges Scriabin presents to the pianist in this music.
I learned this piece a while back and can relate to its challenges, and very much appreciate the effort you have put in here.
Have you played any of the other sonatas?
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pianoman53
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Re: Scriabin: Sonata no 5
Reply #3 on: February 14, 2020, 01:32:00 PM
Thank you both for the kind words
It's one of those pieces that are difficult all the time, so I appreciate the positive comments.
I did also play the 9th and a couple of preludes, but not really much. It takes so long to learn that I just don't have the time right now, unfortunately..
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