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Alexander Scriabin: The Piano Sonatas

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Catalogue numberACC306391
Release date2025-01-03
Discs2

Immerse yourself in the enigmatic beauty of Alexander Scriabin’s complete piano sonatas, masterfully interpreted by the renowned pianist Yunjie Chen. This new CD offers a profound journey through the introspective and mysterious soundscapes that have captivated audiences for over a century.

Scriabin’s sonatas, often described as “mysterious and lovely” in the spirit of Carl Sagan’s reflections on the cosmos, provide an unparalleled canvas for personal and intimate expression. Yunjie Chen’s nuanced performance brings these unique pieces to life, allowing listeners to explore the deep emotional currents and the profound philosophical questions embedded in the music.

Yunjie Chen’s deep connection with Scriabin’s works is evident in every note, and his ability to convey the complex textures and ethereal beauty of the sonatas is unparalleled. Each performance is an invitation to a world where music transcends the ordinary, embodying Scriabin’s mystical and theosophical visions.

This album is not just a collection of sonatas; it is a transformative experience. Yunjie Chen’s thoughtful interpretations highlight the technical brilliance and emotional depth of Scriabin’s compositions, offering a fresh perspective on these lesser-played masterpieces.
 
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ComposerAlexander Scriabin
ProducerVilius Keras

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