Alexander Scriabin
Sonata 4
in F-sharp Major, Op. 30
Year: 1903
Period: Late Romantic
Forum posts about this piece:
Which etudes to study for musical development at a advanced level by jaquet
Hello fellow pianists (or ones attempeting to be one like myself), Im curious because ive now been given the burden of far too much free time, now being off school. I want to pick up some studies to develop...
Piano Performance Masters Audition Repertoire by blastzit
Hi! I know this topic has been posted a million times, but I’d like some advice as well. I will be auditioning to music schools next year for a masters program, and I’m currently thinking of choosing some...
Repetoire for competition by jaquet
Hi there, im looking into joining a major competition in two years and im just planning the repetoire now. Could you guys give me some advice for some repetoire by Bach which is very polyphonic, beautiful and...
Kenneth Broberg - Scriabin Sonatas 4 & 5 by whitewolf
Recent discovery... I've heard most Scriabin recordings available, and suddenly for me Brobergs live recordings of those has just blown my mind. Scriabin 4th Sonata -...
Ray Alston by rachorascho
Hello there, I would like to know, what are your thoughts on Ray Alston's Piano Practical Editions. I have came across them several times on IMSLP (Ravel's Sonatina / Gaspard de la nuit,...
Pieces with repeated chords by tenpasten
Hi guys, I’m looking for some pieces with repeating chords in a section. Some examples are Rach Prelude in B Minor, the end of Scriabins 4th sonata, the climax of Scriabins 5th, the end of Bortkiewicz op 33...
Difficulty Ranking of these 3 Scriabin pieces by rhysish
How would you rank these 3 pieces of music in terms of difficulty? ( 1 being the most difficult, 3 being the least. ) - Scriabin - Allegro De Concert -Scriabin - Sonata No. 4 - Scriabin - Fantasy...
Looking for 20th century pieces! by hisoka23
Guys please suggest me some 20th century pieces( difficulty like Prokofiev Suggestion Diabolique, Debussy Pour le piano, Scriabin 4th sonata or even more...
Competition suggestions by pianoville
So I was thinking about applying for the Ettlingen international piano competition in 2018. The repertoire requirements are the following: One movement from a Beethoven, Haydn or Mozart sonata, one etude by...
Scriabin sonata which one to begin? by expressman70
Hello all, Im really into Scriabin, and I like his 4th and 5th sonatas. Which one is better to start with?
Sergio Fiorentino by mjames
Man, I discovered this dude awhile back but lately I've been listening to him non-stop. www.youtube.com/watch?v=1pcG1BNmDrw
Scriabin 4 by mikey6
Does anyone know if there is, or what is the extra musical meaning behind this...
Sonata 4 in F-sharp Major - Op. 30 is a piece by the late romantic composer Alexander Scriabin.
The composition was first published in 1903 and is included in Sonatas by Scriabin.