I want to thank you for a very informative discussion of an interesting piece. If I understand correctly, this is one of the first pieces in which Scriabin stopped being Chopin and started becoming Scriabin! I understand this transformation better now than I did 17 minutes ago. Your performance was also very illuminating. The other youtube performances I have heard were either recorded so imperfectly or were played with such excessive rubato that I couldn't hear what was going on, either harmonically or thematically. Great video!
I want to thank you for a very informative discussion of an interesting piece. If I understand correctly, this is one of the first pieces in which Scriabin stopped being Chopin and started becoming Scriabin! I understand this transformation better now than I did 17 minutes ago. Your performance was also very illuminating. The other youtube performances I have heard were either recorded so imperfectly or were played with such excessive rubato that I couldn't hear what was going on, either harmonically or thematically. Great video!
Thank you so much Paul, I'm glad you enjoyed the video! :)
I am so thankful for this channel
Beautiful analysis and playing
I really love your selection of Scriabin pieces
Very informative analysis! Thank you for your work!
Thank you, it means a lot! :)
These are so wonderful. Been soaking in the Scriabin universe for years. I'm going to watch every one of your Scriabin-related videos
Never heard this piece before! thank you for the introduction
My pleasure :)
love it! There's just something about the key of f# minor.
Yes, not very common key though... Chopin has one Nocturne in it that I haven't yet covered here, with an amazing atmosphere.
Sonata Secrets op 48 no 2? Love that one.
Sonata Secrets That c in the beginning makes makes the piano sing!
Agreed. Bach’s WTC2, Rach’s prelude, Scriabin’s third sonata, Brahms’ op 76…
Thanks. I really enjoyed your analysis of this piece.
Thanks so much for the video, love the Scriabin content, please do more!
Thanks, that's great to hear! I have the spring planned now with a lot of Beethoven coming up, but possible some more Scriabin after that!
The melody of this piece reminds of Satie gnossienes
What an amazing channel…severely underrated!
i cant believe i havent heard this piece yet! amazing analysis as always.
Thank you a lot. I enjoyed your analysis. You make learners enjoy more what they are studying. Keep going! Subscribed.
the emoji are sooo cute and accurate yet the analysis is informative and useful!! Thanks!!!
Extremelly beautiful music, very well played, you really love music👏👏👏❤️
Bravo!!
Wonderful, thank you.
Great video, I would have loved to learn more about the terrific modulations in the middle section tho
Thanks
mi piace il tuo video
Grazie!
8:30 Beethoven reference haha.
Thick Air- A weird thing to say. But OK.
Nice video btw
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why don't you mark in the chords and then the audience will understand it
I am so thankful for this channel
Beautiful analysis and playing