Lugansky - Scriabin Piano Sonata No. 3 “Etats d'âme"

[@mcabedog]

Scriabin creates in this and other sonatas (especially the second) a personal and unique sound universe. Scriabin was an absolute musical genius.

[@robert.m6755]

Section 11:35 is just such a heaven part melodically. Unlike the other pianists, this section is well tempered and with a beautiful gradual accentuation.

[@samh1996]

Nice sonata! He performed it quite well. The third movement is simply beautiful.

[@BytomGirl]

"Quite well" ? He is one of the best pianists I know

[@Marta-7]

Quite well? Omg you are so st...d ajd ignorant..... :/// one of the best pianist in history.

[@alessandroceretti2290]

I really can't understand why(!!!)the major part of the people hear only somethings like mistakes when play a piece like this is bring who listen emotion and feelings...Of course not only this sonata...Compliments Mr.Luganskji

[@SonataSecrets]

Absolutely fantastic.

[@oritdrimer4354]

Oh, glad to see you here!

[@pianistegolfeur]

L'immensité du répertoire de Lugansky est absolument considérable, on dirait qu'il n'y a pas une oeuvre qu'il ne connaît pas.....

[@hishamelseweifi7780]

That second movement 😍❤️

[@cgoodson2010]

Yes!!!! Trying to learn it!!

[@chaseackerson1549]

Interesting how at 3:45 he plays the bass an octave lower than what’s written. Great effect

[@theinternetisawesome8585]

I think this must be a somewhat common practice with scriabin, because my teacher (who studied at Moscow Consv.) also recommended taking a bass octave in the third movement (that was not written in the score).

[@samaritan29]

and then he proceeds to make a mistake at 3:47

[@yibby6596]

@@samaritan29 so?

[@williamshakemilk2192]

@@samaritan29 😑

[@flyingpenandpaper6119]

On a first listening, at least, this sounds quite a lot like the Second and Fourth Sonatas rolled into one.

[@thomgeo8073]

Обожаю Скрябина ❤

[@maulcs]

This sonata is so sick, great performance as well

[@surkova_a]

Incredible performance🌿

[@thomgeo8073]

Пальцы Луганского ❤

[@cubycube9924]

I could feel the anxiousness in the beginning from the mistakes

[@Reboost269]

Mistake? He is a piano God

[@Eeturautio]

@@Reboost269 He certainly is, but you can't deny that he missed a few notes at the start, but it happens to all of us.

[@Reboost269]

@@Eeturautio yeah, the thing is that, he is not from us

[@lessismore4470]

Yes.

[@cherring2_]

8:30

[@user-qt7li6hl2t]

Охренеть, особенно 4 часть!

[@themandoline1]

Sounds zo jazzzzyyyy😄

[@claudioparrella183]

L'inizio non è convincente

[@TonyStark-eq3jv]

Of Course

[@billyfisher1539]

A beautiful interpretation, sadly littered with mistakes! :(

[@user-vv4oh5xk1w]

Rachmaninoff better than Scriabin

[@user-px8mv4tp6l]

Shut up man. Both are legends

[@viggos.n.5864]

Debatable

[@user-qt7li6hl2t]

It,s too difficult to compere them.

[@user-vv4oh5xk1w]

Listen 2 sonata of Rachmaninoff

[@etcetc5592]

@@user-vv4oh5xk1w its another style and another language. Rach wrote 2, scriabin 10. Rachmaninoff respected scriabin a lot, and after Alexander death, Sergei performed a lot of his music in honor to his gone friend.