Vladimir Ashkenazy - Scriabin: Piano Sonatas (1989)
BAND/ARTIST: Vladimir Ashkenazy
- Title: Scriabin: Piano Sonatas
- Year Of Release: 1989
- Label: London
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: FLAC (image+.cue,log,scans)
- Total Time: 02:10:24
- Total Size: 491 Mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
Alexander Scriabin (1872-1915)
CD 1:
Piano Sonata No.1, op.6
Piano Sonata No.2, op.19
Piano Sonata No.3, op.23
Piano Sonata No.4, op.30
Piano Sonata No.5, op.53
CD 2:
Piano Sonata No.6, op.62
Piano Sonata No.7, op.64
Piano Sonata No.8, op.66
Piano Sonata No.9, op.68
Piano Sonata No.10, op.70
Performers:
Vladimir Ashkenazy – piano
Alexander Scriabin (1872-1915)
CD 1:
Piano Sonata No.1, op.6
Piano Sonata No.2, op.19
Piano Sonata No.3, op.23
Piano Sonata No.4, op.30
Piano Sonata No.5, op.53
CD 2:
Piano Sonata No.6, op.62
Piano Sonata No.7, op.64
Piano Sonata No.8, op.66
Piano Sonata No.9, op.68
Piano Sonata No.10, op.70
Performers:
Vladimir Ashkenazy – piano
Scriabin's Piano Sonatas (10) chart his career from Romantic piano virtuoso to mystical voyant more clearly than any of his other works. Yet hearing them in order also reveals that their increasing complexities and stylistic advances developed on a continuum, and that they are actually quite unified, despite their dramatic changes of forms, harmonies, rhythms, and tonality. Some pianists perceive a split between Sonata No. 4 and No. 5, as if that is where the seeds of Scriabin's messianic madness first took root; as a result, the cycle is frequently divided between vaguely Chopin-esque, parlor interpretations for the earlier works, and crazy, excessive readings for the remaining pieces. However, Vladimir Ashkenazy deserves credit for comprehending the progression of the Sonatas, and for taking a consistent interpretive stance from first to last. He is remarkably thoughtful and coherent, and from the outset presents Scriabin's work as a search for greater musical freedoms, not as a gradual slide into madness. Ashkenazy may be faulted for rushing, and for more than a little explosiveness, but he must be accorded honors for producing one of the truly great Scriabin sets, both passionate and reasoned. The mix of ADD and DDD recordings may disappoint some, but the excellence of the music makes the slightly variable sound quality a minor issue.
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