Mr. Incredible becomes Uncanny: Scriabin Edition

[@SCRIABINIST]

500 Subs ! ~ Tahnk you! 谢谢! ありがとう! Merci!

[@bchen25]

youre welcome

[@IrishGoat2828]

Bro this vid is sooo good. But no 5 is no where near no 6 or 7😂. Also if that was u playing 5 it sounded really good. I can’t get it so sound that good😢😂

[@SCRIABINIST]

@@IrishGoat2828 Yeah you can definitely find 6 and 7 to be harder, I've played both 6 and 7 and didn't find them as hard (though 7 comes close) as 5, this list is very personalized. I'm glad you are sharing your opinion!

[@SCRIABINIST]

@@bchen25 Common Brendan W

[@IEEMAZ_Convoluted_14.2.8.5]

Thank you*

[@most_sane_piano_enthusiast]

never expected shitposts and scriabin ending up in one video

[@bhj6ydrtsdrtxhbftsgdnxf54t3]

I did tho and it's hilarious

[@masantonio8790]

“You must be high on drugs while playing this” I don’t think that’s just limited to his 7th sonata…

[@joshcortezmusic8697]

Not just any drugs, hard drugs in particular. Crack.

[@sean-kb4wr]

Horse tranquilizers are also a solid option​@@joshcortezmusic8697

[@Bruceykeys]

Sofronitsky playing the op.42 no.5 etude is an unforgettable experience

[@joshcortezmusic8697]

For me, Horowitz’s interpretation of the piece is still unmatched.

[@fabptitpom]

Can't believe I got rickrolled in the middle of a Scriabin video. Good job, sir. (And fantastic video, I particulary enjoyed all your comments about technicals difficulties)

[@georgesfaraj3224]

I finally can die in piece after this vid, Thank you Scriabin & Scriabinist.

[@minister_of_films2635]

What do you mean this is your worst video. This is a masterpiece

[@aechreuploads]

Very relatable pfp of Pink guy 👍

[@adamlodge491]

The most difficult one I’ve played is his etude op8 no9. Absolutely brilliant piece, it’s so underrated

[@thibomeurkens2296]

Today I showed vers la flamme to some of my friends (because we were discussing polyrhythms) and they told me it sounded like white noise 😭

[@angkhangnguyen5017]

opposite for me! introduced my friend to vers la flamme and he said it sounds 'kinda cool'

[@Piflaser]

A friend of me said about Ives Symphony No. 4, this is psychedelic music. The perception of people listening nothing but rock music is sometimes a little bit strange. For me is the rolling stones nothing but vulgar.

[@roryreviewer6598]

@@PiflaserRight, like how people think metal music is super hardcore (some of it is cool) but a lot of it is just open fifths played really loud *yawn*

[@samh1996]

Enjoyed it, good list. You should make a re-upload. I was expecting something like opus 74 to be at the end of the list as those preludes sound terrifying and messed up (in a good way), but then I realised this rating is based on the difficulty of Scriabin’s piano works.

[@Peak6009]

bro those sound effects ☠️

[@floatingfroggy]

This music makes me feel emotion i haven't felt in awhile.

[@BarbouTsalada]

1. All of your videos are equally awesome and there's no best/worst among them. 2. Apparently Scriabin was ahead of his time as his evolving compositional style literally follows the _Mr. Incredible becomes Uncanny_ meme, at least in terms of musicality - progressive dissonance: Early Op. like the cute Mazurkas would rank first and works like Op. 73, 7th/9th Sonata are terminally uncanny stages.

[@BlueArchiveAndClassicalPiano]

13:44 15:36 bro these sound effects uncannier than anything else in this video 😭😭

[@alphapiano9182]

1:06 6over8over2over4 thank you scriabin what the hell

[@SCRIABINIST]

Common Scriabin W though

[@scriabinismydog2439]

It's just a way of notating a 3:2 polyrhythm

[@SCRIABINIST]

@@scriabinismydog2439 Yeah, it's just instead of writing 3 against 2, it's via the time signature of 2/4 against 6/8 (And the uppervoice being one time signature and lower voice being another)

[@alphapiano9182]

@@scriabinismydog2439 didn't know that. Thanks.

[@theoryjoe1451]

Scriabin is such a good composer for a vid like this.

[@teriko865]

if anything is gonna bring the world to an end its this vid

[@Scriabin_fan]

Alright I’m gonna start getting serious about getting better at piano now. I want to play all these pieces.

[@pavlenikacevic4976]

I only played the 8th sonata (apart from etude op 2 no 1 in high school). Not an amazing job, but I'm still quite proud of it (you can see it on my channel). Presto and prestissimo sections were borderline impossible due to awkward left hand descents

[@thibomeurkens2296]

Ive watched it before, I really liked it!

[@avvocatostyle]

Very well played actually, kudos!!!

[@rafjeevarafjeeva5952]

The hardest piece I played of scriabin is probably etude op 8 n°12, my technique not yet good enough to play late scriabin, I can only listen

[@Zenzolone._.]

For me sonata n5 Is the best piano pice even written

[@omikhlephonon]

Goddamn the Ashkenazi guy is scary on that pic 13:02

[@Shinobu_Kocho578]

Bro, ashkenazy is thé PIANIST HIMSELF...

[@ICanPickLocks]

Scröbin👍

[@kieraasahi8240]

no way we got brainrot scriabin before gta 6

[@balladin9200]

The audio is definitely uncanny on some of these

[@Spark-pv9js]

The most difficult Scriabin piece i played so far is the first sonata. Its very awkward under fingers, i think it would be 8.5 on your difficulty scale imo.

[@acactus2190]

love how the last 4 are all sonatas lol

[@Sedyon]

Hi A Cactus

[@ICanPickLocks]

I think sonata 8 is the hardest scriabin piece for me at least. 5's not even that big of a challenge as I think the 8th is. Especially interptitaively. I think getting a good interpritation is really hard with it. (Not that I've played either, just based on small bits I've learned for fun. I'm not quite on that level yet as I'm currently only on Vers la flamme. Also my sightreading is literally non-existant. I originally started with cello and only some years ago became interested in piano(like maybe 5 or 6 years ago? I was self taught the first years and only a couple of years ago started taking classes). Cello is still currently my main instrument but I'm trying to change it, as I only focus on piano anyway. Why did I feel like I needed to make this long fucking comment? I don't know! Just wanted to rant I guess. And I'm not trying to boast about my progress or the speed of it, just sharing my experience.)

[@SCRIABINIST]

I don't think Sonata 8 is that bad technically. Basically all 10 Sonatas need some sort of good intepretation. Sonata 7 and 5 has far more dangerous technical components imo in concert to do well. Sonata 8 for me also feels far more safe to play under the hands when I sight read it in comparison to 7 and 5.

[@ICanPickLocks]

@@SCRIABINIST Yeah fair enough. I guess something just feels harder about it for me :/

[@AndreyRubtsovRU]

starting with modern sounds in a video about scriabin is so low quality

[@nikol4y.l]

Op. 65 No. 1 is just impossible unless you have gigantic hands. I reckon Tatum would smash it.

[@1anya7d]

whats in 16:43?

[@maelmetzgerflute]

Poem for wind orchestra and sick drums by scriabin

[@VepiumOfficial]

i’ve played vers la flamme and sonata 4

[@williamnelson792]

Sofronitsky isn't improvising on op 11 no15. He is playing starting the end of measure 12.

[@SCRIABINIST]

Oops, guess I wasn't paying attention when I edited this video. Apologies haha

[@8beef4u]

Most difficult I have played is Etude Op 42 No 5

[@Ivan_1791]

In my opinion the 8th sonata is the hardest due to the thematic complexity.

[@LeRainbow]

i love your videos.

[@Scriabinenthusiast]

oh my! a fellow scriabin enjoyer, how would you rate his 3rd sonata and his etude op 8 no. 2?

[@SCRIABINIST]

3rd Sonata is about the level of Sonata 4 I think, it has more conventional technique but is more dense and long. Op.8 No.2 is around Flammes Sombre level.

[@Scriabinenthusiast]

@@SCRIABINIST what about his preludes op. 11?

[@SCRIABINIST]

@@Scriabinenthusiast All around Level 1 to 2, except 14, which is around Level 3

[@RaptorT1V]

Nice video!

[@amogus1]

i haven't played much Scriabin, played etude op.2 Rn i'm trying to learn no10 op.12, and the left hands jumps are everywhere and it's hard to bring the melody. Harder than no12 imo but it's not as popular unfortunately😔

[@SCRIABINIST]

There's no Op.12 No.10? Do you mean Op.8 No.10? In that case, it's more difficult than No.12

[@amogus1]

@@SCRIABINIST oops yeah op8 yeah i fucked up. pretty hard etude but sounds nice

[@SCRIABINIST]

​@@amogus1 Yes, it is quite beautiful! I would say it's around Op.42 No.5's level of difficulty give or take, perhaps a little higher

[@nadeemlo]

U played everything in this list???? Damn how old are you? and here i thought i was good but only playing etude op8 n12

[@SCRIABINIST]

I'm 15. However, playing Op8 No12 is definitely an impressive feat!

[@BadPerson789]

@@SCRIABINIST I'm having enough trouble with sonata 4 how do you do 5

[@SCRIABINIST]

@@BadPerson789 Hmm, I don't know I found 5 a lot easier than 4 when I first learned them but now I think 5 is probably harder overall for most people according to others.

[@Birbeniho]

Goofy ahh repeated notes, very nice

[@joeyhardin5903]

Where would you place the piano concerto?

[@ChalumeauLOL]

I would say 9/10

[@neilr5208]

Where did you read that Sonata 8 is related to the 4 elements?

[@SCRIABINIST]

Fabien Bower

[@joeyhardin5903]

It's just a fan theory, not officially confirmed

[@rag2458]

Where wld sonata 9 and 10 fit in this

[@SCRIABINIST]

Sonata 9 and 10 would both fit around Sonata 4's level, but 10 is slightly harder than 9.

[@pulsar2049]

Suscriabin

[@Mary.ua.]

my husband played all sonatas, he says 8 is the most difficult for him

[@SCRIABINIST]

Your husband’s opinion is certainly valid

[@Ivan_1791]

Crazy dedication/talent.

[@Palermo.340]

Nice!

[@na-kun2136]

Я бы 5 и 7 поменял местами. Всё же 7 посложнее, мне кажется.

[@andrewracer7861]

op 8 is much harder than op 42 imo

[@Silvermoonmaker]

Great video! The transition sound effects were scarier than the actual images 😬😬🥶🥶🥶🧊🧊🧊😎😎:sunglasses: keep up the great content and I look forward to seeing more in the future :)

[@SCRIABINIST]

GOOFY AHH VIDEO FR