Russian Experiment

Recital in Merkin Hall
November 17, 2016
Works by Scriabin, Mosolov, Roslavets, Protopopov.

[@LovePoem1000]

Program: 5:15 - Scriabin - Piano Sonata #4 in F#+ 14:05 Scriabin - 2 Dances, op 73 27:23 Mosolov - 2 Nocturnes (i Elegaico, poco stentato; ii Adagio 35:00 Roslavets - 5 Preludes 47:20 Protopopov - Piano Sonata #2, op. 5, 1924 1:03:44 Scriabin - Waltz in Db+, op. posth

[@КириллАгальцов-и9и]

At 19:35 starts "Vers la Flame" op. 72, by Scriabin

[@richardt583]

This concert is superb in every way. Thank you for this valuable contribution to early Soviet piano music. Would love to see the program in the information section.

[@patrickvereecke6654]

sad status especially concerning S Protopopov , i believe he died in a labour camp , crazy Russia , is not even mentioned in Russian encyclopedias : shame !, great homage to true pioneers , superb !!

[@cantatanoir6850]

Not clear why there is so much concern about the man himself rather than with the music. The music is top-class.

[@andreymakeiev6151]

Perfect!

[@HermanIngram]

There is a bit of serial killer in every great pianist.

[@scriabinismydog2439]

1:00:33

[@Nepenthean58]

Why doesn't Feltsman include Feinberg among the top Russian composers influenced by Scriabin?

[@musiclassic1]

He did on his cd

[@danielnuts5315]

17:19

[@99Grigor]

Why is he using music???

[@ilikeplayingffftonecluster851]

A better question is why shouldn’t he use music.

[@HermanIngram]

J.S. Bach himself didn't have anywhere near the ego of Feltsman. Not my a long shot.

[@maplemusic8851]

What do you mean? What ego? Why do you have such a critical attitude of this pianist?