I don't recall Scriabin paying much attention to the birds. Is it possible you're thinking of Olivier Messiaen, another fascinating, wonderful composer? (French, 1908-1992)
Doesn't get much better than Sokolov. Electrifying performance. Particularly love how every note in the LH can be heard clearly at the climax 5:04. The final peroration is truly on fire.
Is the pianist Pogorelich? He has registered a live that is my favourite interpretation of the sonata and this recording is very similar as way of playing. Moreover the descrption says "russian radio archive", does someone know who the pianist is with more confident than mine
Please do not apologize fot the picture! It's perfect! I love it.
Is it a ship?
Yes
I think I'm addicted to this recording .. any scriabin addiction groups around here ?
yesss Big fan from France ;)
@@happycreeper6923 moi aussi !
@@SeigneurReefShark Quel âge as tu ? (simple curiosité. C'est si rare de croiser ces gens que j'aime poser la question !)
@@happycreeper6923 J'ai 14 ans, et toi ?
@@SeigneurReefShark 22ans. À 14 ans nourrir une telle passion pour la musique c’est peu commun ! Bravo bonne continuation
Sublime, toujours aussi sublime....... Merci.
L'illustration est tellement bien choisie !
Magnifique
Unforgetable performance! Great, great Sokolov. Thank you.
Indeed this is a superb recording of this wonderful sonata. Thanks from me too for sharing!
thank you for this superb recording..but What On Earth does that boat have to do with this music???????
+konstantinoupianist this beautiful poetic coloured old rotten dead boat is the house of scriabin,s birds...a cathedral for them
I don't recall Scriabin paying much attention to the birds. Is it possible you're thinking of Olivier Messiaen, another fascinating, wonderful composer? (French, 1908-1992)
I actually find it incredibly appropriate to the atmosphere of the first half of the piece
It's Prometheuss' boat I guess
Au contraire ça va si bien je trouve
There are lots of special moments and flow only he can do. He is absolutely one of my fav.
I agree, he has so much flow and brings out all of the special melodic notes. Also really like his choice of tempo. Sokolov is one of my favs. too.
5:40 damn, he makes it sound like it's nothing. 6:00 RIP arm if you want to play it fast. Impressive!
Superfantastico!
Beautifully shaped reading... thanks for sharing!
Quite impressive. Pity it is not recorded in cd. Very good performance. 🤗👌💓💎
i love this picture
Doesn't get much better than Sokolov. Electrifying performance. Particularly love how every note in the LH can be heard clearly at the climax 5:04. The final peroration is truly on fire.
Nice picture!
Nothing is wrong with the picture
Totally agree
Such a shot could only be photographed in the USSR on the Volga.
Genius
Is the pianist Pogorelich? He has registered a live that is my favourite interpretation of the sonata and this recording is very similar as way of playing. Moreover the descrption says "russian radio archive", does someone know who the pianist is with more confident than mine
This is Sokolov
I was thinking the same it sounds very similar
Sokolov and Pogorelich have a somewhat similar touch.
doesnt sound like pogorelich to me
when was this recording made?
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Nice picture
Почему такая убогая заставка к такой прекрасной музыке???
Is the image mistake? Or maybe not?
Maybe the author putted it to focus only in the music itself
I don`t know, sorry. I`d like to know it too
That photo of a junky boatyard or whatever it is is totally mismatched to this ecstatic music.
I thought you listened with ears not with eyes....
William is right.
It appears as if it were in the sixties...
No. Sokolov was only 19 then and although brilliant pianist, but didn’t play Scriabin yet.
@@stonefireice6058 because of the recording quality. Not saying maybe he performed it that year.
첼시 팬이 미안합니다.. 우리 동태눈깔 투헬이 “쿤데 싫어 아케 사줘” 시전하다가 막판에 포파나로 급하게 틀었습니다 죄송합니다
If we consider the programmes of his recorded recitals in the late sixties, I think this recording was made in 1969.
As early as that? I hope he has still been playing this wonderful piece since then :-)
I doubt that. Sokolov was only 19 and a superb pianist, but Scriabin was not in his repertoire.
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This picture is ill placed to say the least.."oh beautiful tires, come fly with me."
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