Alexander Scriabin - 24 Preludes, Op. 11
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- - Composer: Alexander Nikolayevich Scriabin (6 January 1872 -- 27 April 1915)
- Performer: Mikhail Pletnev
- Year of recording: 1996 (Live in Bristol, England)
24 Preludes, Op. 11, written between 1888-1896.
00:00 - 01. in C major - Vivace
01:12 - 02. in A minor - Allegretto
03:41 - 03. in G major - Vivo
04:36 - 04. in E minor - Lento
06:26 - 05. in D major - Andante cantabile
07:59 - 06. in B minor - Allegro
08:58 - 07. in A major - Allegro assai
09:56 - 08. in F-sharp minor - Allegro agitato
12:20 - 09. in E major - Andantino
13:45 - 10. in C-sharp minor - Andante
15:03 - 11. in B major - Allegro assai
16:45 - 12. in G-sharp minor - Andante
18:24 - 13. in G-flat major - Lento
19:50 - 14. in E-flat minor - Presto
20:50 - 15. in D-flat major - Lento
22:39 - 16. in B-flat minor - Misterioso
24:40 - 17. in A-flat major - Allegretto
25:20 - 18. in F minor - Allegro agitato
26:14 - 19. in E-flat major - Affettuoso
27:43 - 20. in C minor - Appassionato
28:49 - 21. in B-flat major - Andante
30:36 - 22. in G minor - Lento
31:51 - 23. in F major - Vivo
32:31 - 24. in D minor - Presto
Scriabin's 24 preludes were modeled after Frédéric Chopin's own set of 24 Preludes, Op. 28: they also covered all 24 major and minor keys and they follow the same key sequence: C major, A minor, G major, E minor, D major, B minor and so on, alternating major keys with their relative minors, and following the ascending circle of fifths.
This set, which covers a period of eight years and comprises Scriabin's largest collection of keyboard works, and as such contains a wide sampling of the music from his early years. These preludes are often played in piano recitals, since it features preludes ranging from very easy to difficult. - เพลง
One of the best composers ever lived.
Yes. Agreed.
Yeah ! After Mozart, Beethoven, Bach, Chopin, Liszt, Rach...
@@happycreeper6923 not ‘after’ half of those
Skrjabin's creativity is without equal, he's unique and criminally unterrated
Totally agree!
I like those so much I think I'll buy all his sonatas and preludes. Its my honor.
Scriabin Preludes are underrated, though it's most dreamlike and comfortable musics we ever heard.
I think that all of Scriabin's work is underrated, which is sad, because his work is absolutely beautiful.
Derick Nam Yes I too have always been of the opinion that Scriabin is "Tha Man" bro'!
I'm loving the preludes! Does anyone have other recommendations for dreamlike/comfortable music like this?
@@CalebdGM His second sonata !!!
@@CalebdGM so if you're into Scriabin: op15 #4, op16 #1 (
The world is slowly discovering Skryabin. He’s complicated and modern yet with both feet planted in the romantic past. It’s amazing to hear and amazing to play.
Totally agree with you, but I don’t think the romantic past is bad.
He has the same problem as Schubert, Schumann, and Debussy: Everyone presumes that their orchestral works are the most important thing they wrote. Those three composers as well as Scriabin wrote some of the most brilliant and imaginative keyboard music in the repertoire, but folks would rather hear something prosaic for orchestra rather than something challenging, and ultimately stimulating, for the piano.
I studied with his great great grandson, from what I have see, Scriabin is the greatest composer to ever live
Naaah, they dont care. I love him but he is and will be niche
@@AndreyRubtsovRU I hate to gate-keep, but I like how I am one of the very few to know Scriabin’s works
28:50 My favorite piece of Scriabin prelude. It's like I'm dreaming something like flying in the universe alone..
I totally agree. This is such a subtle piece, dreamlike and with beautifully elusive harmonies.
Я сегодня заберу у хозяйки пластинку Скрябина. Прелюдии.
Ни разу не проигрывали ,а куплена была ею в СССР.
Понимаете,что я чувствую?!
Я буду первый , кто услышит с нее прекрасные звуки прекрасного композитора...
Ну и мои кошки😂
I'm a huge Pletnev's fan, there is something in his sound I can't put into words. His sound here is absolutely stunning.
+scottbos68 If I may add, his soundscape in Mussorgsky's Pictures also is out. of. this. world!
Totally agree.....especially also his Tchai 2nd and Ballet Transcriptions. But Horowitz DOES add something to the few he recorded
24:15 I love that tribute to Chopin's Funeral March in his 2nd piano sonata.
My favorites: 7, 8, 11, 19, 24.
Pletnev does an amazing job at these preludes in my opinion.
1. Vivace in C major
0:06
2. Allegretto in A minor
1:13
3. Vivo in G major
3:43
4. Lento in E minor
4:37
5. Andante cantabile in D major
6:27
6. Allegro in B minor
8:00
7. Allegro assai in A major
8:59
8. Allegro agitato in F-sharp minor
9:57
9. Andantino in E major
12:22
10. Andante in C-sharp minor
13:46
11. Allegro assai in B major
15:05
12. Andante in G-sharp minor
16:47
13. Lento in G-flat major
18:25
14. Presto in E-flat minor
19:52
15. Lento in D-flat major
20:52
16. Misterioso in B-flat minor
22:40
17. Allegretto in A-flat major
24:42
18. Allegro agitato in F minor
25:21
19. Affettuoso in E-flat major
26:16
20. Appassionato in C minor
27:45
21. Andante in B-flat major
28:51
22. Lento in G minor
30:38
23. Vivo in F major
31:52
24. Presto in D minor 32:32
Thanks a lot
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This is a very sensitive pianist, voices melodies gracefully! It is so beautiful to listen to. I always loved the angry and agressive side of Russian romantic piano music; HE's GOT THAT ALSO! I'm a new fan!
No. 21 is one of the world's most beautiful musics ever. It is like I fly in the universe in the dark starry night.
There is always dark in universe lol... But dreaming is dreaming
Dark starry night. I listened back through this piece with that in mind, and now I'm in love with it haha!
How did I not hear about these preludes before? Such little gems! No. 21 is just pure beauty and sensitivity ❣
the most beautiful version of the Preludes I ever heard!
I have just allowed myself the treat of listening just to No. 11 as I am particularly interested in that at the moment. I am deeply impressed by the quality of the playing - I know how difficult even just playing the notes can be when they are so spread out, having to share between the hands . I now look forward to allowing myself to listen to each of the others in due course. Thankyou, Thankyou. Beautiful. You, with Scriabin, have put love back into my life.
I cried so much when I heard these preludes in concert.
David R Why?Did the pianist keep hitting the wrong notes or something?
@@darrylschultz9311 way are being thinikal?
OMG! This music it so esoteric and wonderful. I"m in heaven!
Adding my many thanks for the sheer effort of matching sheet music with audio. Scriabin is perhaps the one composer I wish we had recordings. It's so enigmatic with its continual "rising", odd rhythms, strange chords and philosophical mishmash. His synesthesia allowed his to literally "paint" the music he "heard" as colors which explains a lot. Despite the fact that this was an early opus, all the Scriabinesque characteristics are present - the long left hands (with the 5-1-5 fingering), the floating quality, frequent off notes, the beauty. I could listen to this all day and as for playing my wife says it sounds like music written for a single person, not a crowd.
Scriabin's synesthesia is philosophical, not something he experienced. He did not paint music. It's people being confused as to how literal to take his music and color theory.
One of the best composers
I cannot believe that music this complicated can be performed so flawlessly and beautifully. Thank you very much for giving this to us.
You must remember scriabin had to play it first, so it is possible to do it. Haha
Okay Pletnev will now be my favorite pianist.
Now these preludes are easy to like. The Prelude #16 in B-flat minor seems like a tribute to Chopin's funeral march in the Piano Sonata #2
Yes, I heard that in it too.
Definitely heard that as well. And it's in the same key!
The entire set is a tribute to the chopin preludes
Plágio
This prelude reminds the conflict in Ucraine and Russia
NO.10 I was playing it in high school. Still my favourite just taking me in another world ❤❤❤
As always. Thank you so much for doing this! I really appreciate your work and dedication!
Magnificent melancholic passionate playing! ❤️
Bravo ! C'est excellent pour aller à la découverte de la musique de Scriabin en avançant dans la partition et en découvrant son génie de la composition qui renvoie inévitablement à Chopin !! Merci !!!
Bien sûr, l'esprit de Chopin imprègne cette musique mais ce qui élève ces préludes à un autre niveau, c'est la subtilité des harmonies et un refus de laisser dominer la pure mélodie.
Thank you for the videos these are all awesome
This is really a fine upload and I can follow the score, which is much appreciated as well the information and the timings... THANK YOU!!!...
Thanks sooooo much!! Such a beautiful discovery for me.
Beautifully interpreted! Thank you.
No 10 really hits me like nothing else
A slow and graceful rendition of these pieces. Very enjoyable.
Every time I come to this channel, I come with the confidence that everything in it is in the highest quality. Thank you Ola!!
Great performance ! Thanks for sharing!
12:20 - 09. in E major - Andantino sounds like if a music professor had the task to reconstruct a precursor romantic theme of "Fly me to the moon"
Thanks for sharing. Great to listen to.👍🤗🌹🍾🥂
Wunderschöne Sendung, danke!
The greatest set of preludes ever written; each one instantly produces unique images of beautiful landscapes!
No
Geat recording! Fun fact: the piano into/outro of the Michael Martin Murphy sond "Wildfire" is based on Prelude 15, making it arguably Scriabins biggest hit(Billboard No.3) in commercial terms -60 years after his death. Thank you very much for the upload.
Thank you for this!
33:07 holy shit that aug chord is so fucking intense, it has deep 'red' color for me (just a synaesthetic connection, because powerful build-up), brilliant piece of music
I am 100% with you here!
these are *all* absolutely amazing bits of composition, but the flat keys/second half are my personal favorites. bravissimo
THIS IS AWESOME¡¡ THANKS BRO.
For my own interest, I like:
19:50 - 14. in E-flat minor - Presto
I LOVE it. Do you know anything similar?
It reminds me his 12th etude, could be because of the same key
I love this one as well. Listened to this a lot when I was in high school. And I remember having this on CD man, lol.
Just Beautiful !!!
What a versatile composer. Anyone can listen to his music.
Thanks fore Sharing
wonderful performance!
A real genius of his time. How much I would love to hear him playing this magic with his own hands...
He played Number 1
MY TOP NINE:
• Prelude no1 (00:07-1:10)
[my favorite]
• no 5 (6:28-8:00)
[inspired by Chopin's prelude no 13]
• no 6 ( 8:00- 8:55)
[Allusion of Chopin's prelude no 22 and Brahms rapsodie)
• no 11 (15:06-16:44)
[my second favorite]
• no 14 (19:51-20:47)
[Probably inspired by Chopin's style. The start remember me etude op 10 no 9]
• no 17 (24:41-25:21)
• no 20 (27:45-28:46)
[very interesting time of attack, remember me italian style of Opera]
• no 23 (31:52-32:32)
[Very similar to Chopin's Etude op 25 no 3 or to second moviment of the third Chopin Sonata op 58 : scherzo molto vivace]
• no 24 (32:33)
[I think that the succession of chords between 32:44-32:49 is an absolutely brilliant find : the highest peak of emotional expression]
Skriabin= Genius
I think you misunderstood the time marking.
You missed no.21 which is the best of all.
The best is #2 :)
@@federico6485 I didn’t, if you can read
The composer that has designed this pieces wasn't totally inspired by Chopin. After all, Skriabin was Russian and he deeply analysed Tchaikovsky's works.
Musica strepitosa.. Echi da 'il clavicembalo ben temperato' di bach e dai 'preludi' di chopin.. Consonanze divine 😎
So very romantic and beautiful and Mr. Pletnev is the best. Thank you olla-vogala. I have put it on Face-book.🌷🌷🌷💙💗(Netherlands)
Pletnev incomparable, as always.
Excelente video, muy linda interpretación!!
No. 20 is a flash of lightning and is followed by a mother’s caress-no. 21! So much profound emotion in these miniatures-genius.
The B flat major prelude sounds blueish in the midst of a forest love it
Champion Awairaz Synaesthesia
This is sublime
Wonderful.
These are so nice, what the hell have I been missing
Merveilleux.
It's lit
No.11 is my favorite!
very inspiring!
Whilst I have heard other recordings, this one is certainly going to be on the Top 5 list
+Harry Andruschak Which ones have you heard? There are great ones (Sofronitsky, Richter etc.) but many are incomplete...
Vedernikov's complete cycle is great, definitely one of the best ones out there
sublime
Class!!!
Nos. 11, 15 such gems
Благодарю вам
It is brings me memories of the smell of papers sheets, laminated parquet floor mixed with rosin aroma at Conservatorium; 👍
That's a lovely image, thank you for sharing.
My favourite changes often. At the moment it's got to be no 24. So powerful and terrifying.
Yes
Same
These preludes are so neglected among the most of well know pianists , that's sad .
Dio mio. Che bellezza. Ecco la bellezza..........
素敵な響きですね。
Immenso Pletnev !!
This is why humankind should exist
Delicioso. No sabía que Scriabin podía ser tan melódico y perturbador.
This guy is an actual legend. Imagine what he could do today with microtonality and musescore... 0_0
That change between mm.12-13 in the Eb major Prelude. It's little things like this that I'm only starting to notice after about the 100th time listening through these pieces. For context, 26:35-26:45, but it's that key change. He does something VERY similar in his 4th Sonata (2nd movement) where there's this feeling of ascending. It's just this pure satisfaction. Hard to explain... anyways... listen to that part in that Prelude, you'll know what I mean :PP
8th one is just beautiful
Also no 12
Обожаю Скрябина. Безумно красивые прелюдии. 4-я - моя любимая.
Op.11 No.8 sound quite like a nocturne of Chopin's. Really beautiful piece.
Reminds me of Op 48 no 2, which is also in f sharp minor.
That and no 12 are my faves😊
No. 5 🤩
The first Prelude has always fascinated me ... if Scriabin only knew that decades later one could compose without a time signature or bar lines - this would a perfect piece for such a concept. It's almost like he was a musical time traveler stuck in his own period ...
8:00 is my favorite!
Pletnev on Scriabin is incomparable !
i have schizopjhrenia and this music helps me hallucinate more
No you dont
Pletnev is a real Maestro ... The Racha Arodaky version is very intersting also ... very fluid and sensitive ...
ძალიან ლამაზია.
31:51 - 23. in F major - Vivo sweet
wonderful chopin wrote by scriabin
chopin with a russian soul
My favorites: No.7 and 12
coisa linda
Extraordinaire musique et interprète. Pourquoi Scriabine est si peu joué en France ??
these are the most beautiful preludes to listen to on acid omg
Hahaha !!! Brahms intermezzo are also perfect in this kind of state
de l'acuponcture pour l'âme.
I was given no. 24 by my music teacher for practice. It's super fun and not too difficult. The real challenge is perfecting it and playing it in tempo, which I am nowhere close to doing.
Epic
holy shit is this good
Nice
He was influenced by Chopin, but went his own path.
You should check Prometheus his magnificent magnum opus and play the music to the film Alien Prometheus you would be amazed at how advanced it is Scriabin was an incredible man his projects at the end of his life was genius