Modern · 1872–1915
Alexander Scriabin
斯克里亚宾
Alexander Nikolayevich Scriabin was a Russian composer and pianist. Initially influenced by Frédéric Chopin, he composed in a relatively tonal, late-Romantic idiom. Later, independently of his contemporary Arnold Schoenberg, Scriabin developed a highly dissonant musical language that transcended traditional tonality without being strictly atonal, aligning with his personal brand of metaphysics. He embraced the concepts of Gesamtkunstwerk and synesthesia, creating a colour-coded circle of fifths inspired by theosophy to associate colours with harmonies. Scriabin is widely considered the primary Russian symbolist composer and a major figure of the Silver Age of Russian Poetry.
Recordings
13 in the library · 53 min · best first
- prelude no. 1, op. 671:57
(See Musopen for author information) · 1:57
- Sonate No.48:12
Me myself · 8:12
- Alexander Skrjabin, Sonata No 3, op. 2321:17
Kilian Langrieger · 21:17
- Gerhart Münch spielt Alexander Skrjabin- "Sonata No.4, Op.23 Prestissimo volando"5:21
Elcaballodecaligula · 5:21
- 2:40
- Skrjabin Prélude Opus 11 Nr 13 Ges-Dur Lento1:37
Ventus55 · 1:37
- Skrjabin Prélude Opus 11 Nr 9 E-Dur Andantino1:31
Ventus55 · 1:31
- Scriabin.57.01.sarefo1:46
Sarefo · 1:46
- Scriabin.11.04.sarefo1:42
Sarefo · 1:42
- 2:04
- 2:04
- Skrjabin op 11 21:47
· 1:47
- Skrjabin Prélude Opus 11 Nr 10 cis-Moll Andante1:26
Ventus55 · 1:26