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Scriabin Poeme-Nocturne
on: February 23, 2023, 06:36:20 AM
Can anyone tell me if this piece would be okay for me to learn? Ive recently played/am playing: Ligeti- Arc en Ciel, Schönberg- Op19 no1, Bach- partita no1 and Schubert- impromptu op90 no4.
If not what other late Scriabin or other music like this would you recommend for me te study?
Thanks in advance :)

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Re: Scriabin Poeme-Nocturne
Reply #1 on: February 23, 2023, 12:18:06 PM
If you're not familiar with late Scriabin I'd recommend a shorter work to start with. Many of them come as a pair so you could learn a couple- off the top of my head the poemes op.63, 69, 71, the op.67 preludes, the danses op.73 (my personal favourite).

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Re: Scriabin Poeme-Nocturne
Reply #2 on: February 23, 2023, 12:52:19 PM
If you're not familiar with late Scriabin I'd recommend a shorter work to start with. Many of them come as a pair so you could learn a couple- off the top of my head the poemes op.63, 69, 71, the op.67 preludes, the danses op.73 (my personal favourite).

Oh I really like the op73 guirlandes and op71 en revant, I’ll ask my teacher about those! Should I also ask about the op65 no2 or is that one to difficult?

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Re: Scriabin Poeme-Nocturne
Reply #3 on: February 23, 2023, 05:35:55 PM
I don't know the op.65 very well but the no.2 looks more straightforward than Ligeti's Arc en Ciel so why not give it a go?

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Re: Scriabin Poeme-Nocturne
Reply #4 on: February 23, 2023, 08:01:08 PM
I don't know the op.65 very well but the no.2 looks more straightforward than Ligeti's Arc en Ciel so why not give it a go?
Thanks so much for your help:)
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