John Ogdon plays Scriabin Sonata No. 4 in F sharp Op. 30

[@sylvielopez2686]

Très beau, jouer Scriabin comme ça c'est pour moi une belle découverte, excellent pianiste que je découvre, à un moment donné il y a eu un passage un peux jazzi ça c'était étonnant, j'ai bien aimé, comme quoi une participation tout en respectant les notes celui qui le joue avec sa propre conception et son être est inventif. Merci beaucoup tank you very much

[@rainerlanglotz3134]

Great musician and also exellent pianist. (Busoniconcert, Hammerklaviersonate). Scriabiun needs intuition because he brought musical notation to its limits.

[@harryandruschak2843]

Such a great talent, he was. I miss him. He introduced me to Busoni's piano concerto.

[@barneyronnie]

Ahhhhhh.... Busoni!!

[@НадеждаБогданова-р7э]

Благодарю!!!

[@IbstisztBlogspotHkgracomtey]

So sad the last section is too slow for my taste, which can't reflect his usual excitement.

[@barneyronnie]

Tugs at my heart strings; I wish that John and I could have been lovers!!

[@dzordzszs]

Bro what

[@barneyronnie]

@@dzordzszs John and I spent 2 days together in Paris. We kissed passionately, holding each other close, but unfortunately that was all. John had conflicting feelings. Not only about faithfulness, but making love with another man (me). The culture then forbade homosexuality; thus, leading John to a stultifying existence. It was terrible, as we both had throbbing erections demanding relief. Tired of the pointless guilt, I took John into my mouth and satisfied him, afterwards caressing his still pulsating manhood. John looked forlornly at me in tears, dressed and ran from our room. I never saw him again.