Scriabin: Fantaisie in B minor Op. 28, by Alexander Melnikov

The Pan-Slavic ideal enabled Chopin’s music to be disseminated quickly in Russia. Alexander Scriabin’s juvenile works are marked by this influence, which is still present in his Fantasia Op. 28, from 1900. Structured in a sole, sonata-form movement, it boasts very virtuosic writing that synthesises the legacy of Chopin and of Liszt.
Alexander Scriabin: Fantaisie in B minor Op. 28
Alexander Melnikov, piano
"Scriabin: the Russian wake", third concert from the cycle "Chopin and Posterity"
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February 3, 2016
Juan March Foundation
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I love this work

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와 앨범이랑 해석 다르네..? 멜니코프는 찐이다...

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Really great playing, but the piano is outstandingly dreadful. And why is the recording monaural? Dear presenter, please invest into hiring a good piano technician for this piano.