🇷🇺Alexander Scriabin ： 4 Preludes Des-Dur Op.48-3

No. 3 from Scriabin’s Four Preludes condenses a long-breathed melody and subtly shifting harmonies into a brief prelude. While the music unfolds around the melodic line, the movement of the inner voices and accompaniment delicately alters the character of the sound, giving the piece a sense of one broad musical breath. A key point to listen for is the tension that gradually grows within the calm flow, followed by a quiet settling. In performance, the melody should be allowed to sing fully, while the inner voices are kept clear and well balanced. The pedal should be changed carefully to avoid blurring the harmony. If rubato is used, it should preserve the underlying pulse and follow the natural changes in the sound.