Alexander Scriabin ： 24 Preludes bb-moll Op.11-16

A lyrical prelude imbued with tension beneath its stillness. Over an unhurried motion, layers of chords and the movement of the inner voices support the music, while the melody gradually changes its expression without rising into broad declamation, maintaining a subdued atmosphere. The piece forms its shape through contrasts in volume and resonance within a concentrated overall flow. In performance, it is important to bring out the melody without letting it become buried, connecting the sound with the pedal while avoiding blurred harmony. A measured pace and careful attention to the resonance and breathing of each chord reveal the work’s inward tension and delicate shading.