I've seen him play this exact piece WITH THAT EXACT CHAIR on may 3rd of this year al Teatro San Carlo, for the first concert I've ever attended (for FREE because my school teacher so kindly gave me a ticket for that) it was surreal and never thought I would have such opportunities.
God I love Volodos, not my favorite interpretation because I personally prefer when this piece is taken at a slower pace (especially in the finale) but this is oozing with personality and inspiration
![Scriabin: Vers la flamme, Op. 72 [Kholodenko]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/hPh_RxvDe1Y/mqdefault.jpg)
![Scriabin: Vers la flamme, Op. 72 [Kholodenko]](/img/tr.png)
Legendary Pianist Volodos running away after literally summoning the force of The Sun with the piano at Incredible Hihg Speed.
Ok, that blurry picture somehow fits perfectly with the ominous, terrifying tone of this piece
No you're just delusional
4:24 now that's a really dark chord
Insane chord. Made me laugh out loud. I had a guess what your comment referred to and I was right.
Such a perfect picture for this piece
damn this slaps how have I not heard this recording
I've seen him play this exact piece WITH THAT EXACT CHAIR on may 3rd of this year al Teatro San Carlo, for the first concert I've ever attended (for FREE because my school teacher so kindly gave me a ticket for that) it was surreal and never thought I would have such opportunities.
Amazing, what was he playing ? Was it his Mompou - Liszt - Scriabin program ?
@@raphmaninoff exactly
God I love Volodos, not my favorite interpretation because I personally prefer when this piece is taken at a slower pace (especially in the finale) but this is oozing with personality and inspiration