Alexander Scriabin ： 2 Poèmes C-Dur Op.44-1

The first piece of Scriabin’s Two Poèmes is a character piece that condenses a singing melody and delicately shifting harmonies into a concise form. Since the melodic and accompanying registers lie close together, it is important to distinguish the role of each voice with care as their sonorities overlap. Let the melody sing smoothly and with ample breath, while keeping the inner voices and accompaniment restrained. By shaping subtle dynamic changes and natural pauses, and by sustaining a single broad musical flow, the piece’s quiet poetic quality and changing shades of expression can be brought to the fore.