Complete Analysis Of Scriabin's "Vers La Flamme" 

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Everything by Skryabin is what you would call a “Certified Hood Classic”

Thanks so much for all the effort involved in yet another great analysis.

His whole late period is fascinating but this remains one of my absolute favorites. Great analysis.

Great work as always. Your work always give a concise, thorough explanation of these complex and intriguing pieces. Thankyou.

Scriabin and set theory are two favorite things in all of music, having a RU-vid channel like this is a goldmine, I watch these late at night to relax and it's always interesting, you're a saviour🙏🏻

This is great! Are you going to be doing similar videos on his sonatas?

Another great video! Thank you analysis maestro Jay ;) There needs to be a word to properly describe the intense feeling you get when you know you deep-dived into all of Scriabin's late music and there just isn't any more works left to uncover. He's such a finite resource and that kills me. It's such an intense feeling: why did he have to die so young? What was coming next from that glorious mind of his? No one has filled in the void he specifically left. Not Roslavets, Sorabji, Messiaen, Feinberg, Szymanowski, et al. I'm sure you feel the same. I must be grateful we got as much as we did. But....aghhhhhhh (shakes fist at the sky, throws objects across the room).

After listening to countless recordings of the piece I am convinced that there is no great or even just good recording of the piece, no can make it sound like it emulates the end of all things

I've recently been discovering Scriabin, and your channel has been an incredible resource for helping me appreciate his works! Thanks so much for your wonderful videos!

Thank you so much for this illuminating video!!🔥☮️