Alexander Scriabin ： 24 Preludes C-Dur Op.11-1

A simple succession of chords supports a gently singing upper melody, allowing the music to unfold with a quiet sense of breath. Within its short structure, in which several phrases flow naturally into one another, subtle changes of harmony and movement in the inner and bass voices create delicate expression. In performance, the melody should be shaped with a sustained legato, while the accompanying chords remain light and controlled so that the balance between the voices can be heard clearly. The pedal should connect the sonority without blurring it, preserving the restrained tension toward the close and its quiet resonance.