Scriabin Goldenweiser Neuhaus - Piano Music (39 tracks)

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Scriabin, Goldenweiser, Neuhaus
Piano Music
Genre: Classical

Track Listings (39) - Disc #1
1. Prld Op.11 No.1 - Alexandre Scriabine
2. Prld Op.11 No.13 - Alexandre Scriabine
3. Prld Op.11 No.14 - Alexandre Scriabine
4. Prld Op.11 No.1 - Alexandre Scriabine
5. Mazurka Op.40 No.1 - Alexandre Scriabine
6. Desir, Op.57 No.1 - Alexandre Scriabine
7. Etude Op.8 No.12 - Alexandre Scriabine
8. Poeme Op.32 No.1 - Alexandre Scriabine
9. Prld. Op.15 No.1 - Alexandre Goldenweiser
10. Prld. Op.15 No.2 - Alexandre Goldenweiser
11. Prld. Op.15 No.3 - Alexandre Goldenweiser
12. Prld. Op.15 No.4 - Alexandre Goldenweiser
13. Prld Op.16 No.1 - Alexandre Goldenweiser
14. Prld Op.16 No.2 - Alexandre Goldenweiser
15. Prld Op.16 No.3 - Alexandre Goldenweiser
16. Prld Op.16 No.4 - Alexandre Goldenweiser
17. Prld Op.16 No.5 - Alexandre Goldenweiser
18. Mazurka Op.3 No.1 - Samuel Feinberg
19. Mazurka Op.3 No.2 - Samuel Feinberg
20. Mazurka Op.3 No.3 - Samuel Feinberg
21. Mazurka Op.3 No.4 - Samuel Feinberg
22. Mazurka Op.3 No.5 - Samuel Feinberg
23. Mazurka Op.3 No.6 - Samuel Feinberg
24. Mazurka Op.3 No.7 - Samuel Feinberg
25. Prld Op.11 No.2 - Heinrich Neuhaus
26. Prld Op.11 No.5 - Heinrich Neuhaus
27. Prld Op.11 No.8 - Heinrich Neuhaus
28. Prld Op.11 No.11 - Heinrich Neuhaus
29. Prld Op.11 No.12 - Heinrich Neuhaus
30. Prld Op.13 No.1 - Heinrich Neuhaus
31. Prld Op.13 No.2 - Heinrich Neuhaus
32. Prld Op.13 No.3 - Heinrich Neuhaus
33. Prld Op.13 No.4 - Heinrich Neuhaus
34. Prld Op.13 No.5 - Heinrich Neuhaus
35. Prld Op.13 No.6 - Heinrich Neuhaus
36. Etude Op.8 No.2 - Vladimir Sofronitski
37. Etude Op.8 No.5 - Vladimir Sofronitski
38. Etude Op.2 No.1 - Vladimir Sofronitski
39. Vers La Flamme Op.72 - Vladimir Sofronitski

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In general, this is a very interesting, useful, and entertaining sampler of Scriabin played by some of his best Russian interpreters (but lacking Sviatoslav Richter, perhaps the greatest of them all). Heinrich Neuhaus was more successful as a teacher than pianist, while Alexander Goldenweiser, Samuel Feinberg, and Vladimir Sofronitsky were major artists. Sofronitsky, the composer's son-in-law, best captures his fantastic world. Don't believe the nonsense about Scriabin's 1910 "cylinders of astonishing clarity and sonority," though. They aren't cylinders; they're piano rolls, and the mechanical process removes most of the pianist's personality. --Leslie Gerber

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