Scriabin Piano Sonata No. 3(Glenn Gould 1968) 

The beat performance of this piece, not exageratedly eccentric as the fifth sonata, but still with an amazing touch of gould

Alekszandr Szkrjabin:3.fisz-moll Zongoraszonáta Op.23 1.Drammatico 00:00 2.Allegretto 08:07 3.Andante 10:55 4.Presto con fouco - Maestoso 16:08 Glenn Gould-zongora

По-моему, здесь Гульд - соавтор Скрябина. Это соната Скрябин-Гульд

I'm not at all sure that that's how Scriabin would want the Andante to sound, but this performance is absolutely staggering, perhaps even superior to Horowitz's version of it. The Allegretto is just chillingly captivating in Gould's provocative rendition.

The performer carefully finishes each note. And invites the listener to enjoy each individual note. And they (the notes), in my opinion, are worth it. But. However. Nevertheless. The whole is disintegrating. Pity!