Samuil Feinberg - Scriabin Sonata No. 4 (1939 recording)
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- 78 rpm Gramplasttrest. 8515-8516. 1939 recording.
Fresh transfer from Melodiya LP М10 42461-2 (1980 pressing).
Scriabin: Piano Sonata No. 4 in F-sharp, Op. 30
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Самуил Евгеньевич Фейнберг
Скрябин Соната № 4 Fis-dur
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Feinberg's 4th Sonata Rendition was approved by the great Alexander Nikolayevich himself. We can only imagine this as what Scriabin potentially envisioned in the work
That would explain why I find this the best interpretation I've ever heard! He especially makes more sense out of the second section than any other: more melodic and rhythmic clarity, all while maintaining incredible velocity!
A.N. died 9 years before Feinberg was born.
What a gem of a recording! Thank you for uploading!
I've loved this performance for a long while. Feinberg was an amazing genius. Listen to his recording of the Scriabin mazurkas, too!
And his own pieces!
If I were making a playlist of my favorite best late-romantic style pieces ever, I would definitely include this as well as Lyatoshynsky Symphony 1 and Roslavets Viola sonata 1.
Beautiful playing, and even if I am an adorator of Feinberg in Bach, he has much too much goodness in his soul to be able to play this beautiful wrongheaded toxic agressive crazy music.
Sofronitzky is the right man for this task. And from far.
He is the perfect russian mad.
Thank you for this!
Thanks so much !!!
Revisiting this :)
Guess I'll subscribe.
2:37
Isn't Yakov Flier on the left side near to Gilels?who are the two in the middle?Feinberg is on the right side.
Left to right - Flier, Gilels, Pavel Serebryakov, Isaac Mikhnovsky (great pianist) and Feinberg.
@@ADGO thank you so much!I didn't know Mikhnovsky.This parade of giants ranks along with the splendid one(The Olympus of piano)taken in Warsaw in 1937 with Neuhaus,Goldenweiser,Zak,Tamarkina and so on!...
They look like a mob outfit in this picture. It's pretty cool.
@@Resplencemelodi Soviet Peaky Blinders
@@SCRIABINIST Yes!! haha!
Sofronitsky on the left?
@@ClassicalPianoRarities And "Me" standing next to him! ;-)
No he is not Sofronitsky. He is yakov flier
0:59 a reference to Liszt
How?