Alexander Scriabin - Piano Sonata No. 1, Op. 6 (1893) {Roberto Szidon}

[@dustinlaferney3160]

I would expect no less from someone with such an awesome mustache.

[@MaxwellZaneSchultz]

Has to be one of the more transformative tonal recaps. The prolongation of an F major cadence is so baller. And then the degree of sardonicism written into the rhythmic motiv once it finally does cadence, chef's kiss.

[@pallasa]

"so baller" ... I love that 😂

[@LL-ls8es]

I love anything by Scriabin. He’s unique and addictive

[@oritdrimer4354]

No one could write sonatas like Scriabin did

[@elmiramuradova561]

Браво❤!!!! Вravo!!!and thank you for this Wonderful performance

[@benrolfe8490]

He sure was a tenacious young fella, wasnt he?

[@SCRIABINIST]

Scriabin's first Sonata is perhaps among the best of early works by composers. Of course, Scriabin's had years of composing experience before the conception of this Sonata but it is still relatively early yet it has already demonstrated such high originality and masterful pianism.

[@gigogrom216]

take a look on Shostakovich's suite for 2 pianos F sharp minor

[@sean-kb4wr]

Rach's first is better by orders of magnitudes

[@BaroqueBach.]

19:43 is just so beautiful

[@justadude641]

This sonata is rarely performed and there are many reasons for that.

[@bartjebartmans]

OK

[@karrotkake]

not really, it's very good structurally and musically. its just that scriabin has better pieces which overpower this

[@serkratos1216]

@@karrotkake I genuinely wonder what those are

[@DANGARANGS]

Bout to win