🇷🇺Alexander Scriabin ： 4 Pieces Es-Dur “Prelude” Op.56-1

The “Prelude” is a miniature that condenses a lyrical melody and subtle harmonic changes into a brief span of time. While maintaining a continuous flow, the piece shifts in register and in the density of its sonorities, allowing a sense of inner tension to emerge even in its quiet passages. Its highlights include the interplay between the singing quality of the main melody and the shading of the accompaniment, as well as the lingering resonance at the ends of phrases. In performance, the melody should remain clearly projected, while the pedal must be used carefully to keep the harmonies from becoming blurred. Proceed without haste and with a natural sense of breath; rather than exaggerating dynamic changes, bring out the delicate expression and gradual transformation of the sonorities with care.