Yevgeny Sudbin plays Scriabin: Sonata No. 5, op. 53 

I'll be adding that to my vocabulary, thank you very much!

nicely put !

Alec eroticism is a huge component of Scriabin’s work - I don’t think it’s crazy to make this comparison.

Unfortunately seems like it was only about 1 second of pause lol

please you try to watch this ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ux6KXOW4hoY.html

NINTEEN SEVENTY FIVE>?

are you 69

I want Volodos to record it so bad.

Chris Cross I think he is in a upcoming program

the end was kinda problematic though...

@@user-ef4de6ds6f yeah, in the end he missed a ton of notes, but the overall performance is crazy.

Morgan Martinez exactly you can feel his passion in the performance!

So! How was it?

@@jamesmiller4184 Rather a long time ago now!

@@paulprocopolis Yes but, I'm sure Evgueni's performance proved as quite memorable to yourself. To myself, Paul, ten times would qualify as "a long time ago" -- ha! (There seem to be scads of different ways to spell the Russian Eugene, this one above being one.) Ta-ta!

here you may watch the other interpretation of this masterpiece on international musical competition in Moscow ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ux6KXOW4hoY.html

but the end...

I much prefer the Lubyantsev performance linked in the replies. The ending of that one is almost perfect. This is a terrible mess at the end.

Wasn't it Richter who said that this is one of the hardest piano pieces ever?

I remember reading once that Arthur Rubinstein made a splash early in his career with his his brilliant, but often inaccurate, playing. He was taken to task for it and spent a year or two reffing his technique and cleaning up his playing so that his brilliant interpretations would be matched by flawless execution. I think the same applies here. I’ve performed this nightmare piece (over 40 years ago), and if I’m ever mad enough to do it again, I’ll take the time to bring it to a level worthy of presentation. I’d give myself a B+ on my youthful performance, but then again, I’m not making a career as a concert pianist whose audiences are paying often high ticket prices expecting near perfection. Just ask an operatic tenor who flubs a high C.

Performance was crazy though

I think it was acceptable given the performance was great

So now, please tell us all the things you've not "flubbed." We're interested.

Who cares ? Not me

r u an npc

"Why criticize spots on the Sun?" -- Cortot (?)

god, I wish I had come up with that!!@@jamesmiller4184

It is live, after all. His studio recording is very clean and very exciting.

thats the name of the person who played it lol