8 Replies to “ No.2 In F Sharp Minor - Alexander Scriabin* - Scriabin: The Complete Works (CD) ”

1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of The Complete Works on Discogs. Label: Decca - ,Deutsche Grammophon - • Format: 18x, CD Box Set Compilation • Country: Europe • Genre: Classical • Style: Romantic/5(5).

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2. Marking years since his death, this is the first ever set of SCRIABIN COMPLETE WORKS. Drawn principally from Decca’s distinguished catalogue, the set also features no fewer than 64 newly-recorded tracks - over mins of music, newly recorded by Vladimir Ashkenazy and Valentina Lisitsa especially for this set.

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3. Tracklist: Alexander Scriabin ( - ) CD Waltz Op.1 in F minor ()3 Pieces Op.2Valentina Lisitsa I. Etude in C sharp minor ()Vladimir Ashkenazy II. Prelude in B major () III. Impromptu in C major ()Valentina Lisitsa10 Mazurkas Op I. Tempo giusto B minor.

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4. May 23,  · Valse in G Sharp Minor, WoO 7 NEW / Valse in D Flat Major, WoO 8 NEW / Variations in F Minor on a Theme by Mlle Egoroff, WoO 9 NEW / Duett in D minor, WoO 10 NEW* / Fugue in F Minor, WoO 12 NEW* / Fugue in F Minor, WoO 13 NEW* / Makurka in B Minor, WoO 14 NEW* / Mazurka in B Minor, WoO 15 NEW / Mazurka in F Major, WoO 16 NEW [Valentina Lisitsa].

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5. About. The Complete Preludes constitutes another captivating milestone in Dmitri Alexeev’s ongoing project to record Scriabin’s entire oeuvre for the piano on Brilliant Classics, a cycle that already includes the complete Piano Sonatas (2-CD ) and Complete Études ().

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6. Two discs are devoted to Alexander Nemtin’s completion of Scriabin’s unfinished ‘spectacular’ Preparation for the Final Mystery. A welcome bonus disc offers alternative versions of piano works from several generations of pianists, ranging from Horowitz and Cherkassky, via Pletnev and Kissin, to Benjamin Grosvenor and Daniil Trifonov.

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7. This is a list of compositions by Alexander Scriabin.. The list is categorized by Genre, with Piano works organized by style of piece. The list can be sorted by Opus number and WoO number (mostly early works published posthumously) and Anh number (mostly fragmentary works), by clicking on the "Opus" header of the table.

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8. Scriabin’s Études span the whole of his composing career, marking a highly transitional period in classical music. From a very young age, Scriabin wrote miniatures for the piano, and his early Chopin-esque compositions earned him the nickname ‘the Russian Chopin’ – frustrating for the young composer who was eager to look beyond the established forms of waltzes and mazurkas.

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