Alexander Scriabin ： 3 Pieces “Prelude” H-Dur Op.2-2

This concise and lyrical prelude belongs to Scriabin’s early works. Centered on the melody in the right hand, its accompaniment flows gently, while subtle harmonic changes create delicate shades of expression. Rather than following a large-scale development, the piece invites the listener to appreciate the breathing of its short phrases and the changing resonance. In performance, the melody should emerge clearly from the accompaniment, while its direction must remain expressive even in softer passages. Use the pedal to connect the sound without allowing it to become blurred, and shape the resonance at the ends of phrases with care to bring out the intimate character. Avoid rushing the tempo, and preserve a natural singing quality while listening closely to the balance between voices and the changing harmonies.