Scriabin - 'Desir' op. 57 No. 1 [Denis Zhdanov]

[@DavidMiller-bp7et]

If I went back to classical repertoire it would no doubt be Scriabin. This gives me an entree. Thank you.

[@mabdub]

Well, that was very interesting. I haven't heard that piece before. I think I'll listen to it a few more times. Thank you for playing this piece for us.

[@DenZhdanovPianist]

Thanks for listening!

[@Daniel_Zalman]

Lovely performance, Sensei Zhdanov!

[@FernandoSantana-m7k]

Sublime

[@xZyrux]

This reminds me a lot of the 1st movement of his 4th Sonata. Both the harmonies and the structure.

[@DenZhdanovPianist]

Right! Within a certain period (early, middle, late) Scriabin frequently uses similar elements and harmonies.

[@giuseppeagresta1425]

His 4th sonata ❤ This Op. 57 is lovely too

[@TimondeNood]

Fantastic man! Sublime piece and performance.

[@DenZhdanovPianist]

Thank you kindly!

[@artunplugged]

Exquisite!

[@rinzai543]

Great playing. Would you please consider making some tutorials on easier Scriabin pieces, maybe some Preludes from op. 11? Musically they are hard to get into and a lesson would be helpful.

[@DenZhdanovPianist]

Great suggestion!

[@kuosukada6614]

Interesting! it paints a picture of a distant landscape when dawn approaches I’d love it if you would highlight the difficult spots in Rhapsody in Blue 😊 also the aria in the Goldberg Variations Everyone really appreciates your contribution to the study of music. Thank you so much

[@DenZhdanovPianist]

Great suggestion! Thank you!😊

[@Daniel_Zalman]

I think the first performance of this piece that I heard was by Glenn Gould (of all people). A shame you didn't include Carese dansée.

[@DavidMiller-bp7et]

Admire your playing. Mostly not my music but better than Beethoven and the boys. Fun to see you with such expressive rendition.

[@DavidMiller-bp7et]

I would say I enjoy the way you did the piece. Compelling sounds. Nice technique.

[@Daniel_Zalman]

Wait, this isn't a tutorial!