🇷🇺Alexander Scriabin ： 4 Preludes H-Dur Op.22-3

This prelude by Scriabin is marked by flowing motion and a songful melody. Within its compact span, the expressive melody and the movement of the accompaniment alternate and overlap, carrying the music forward. One of its highlights is the changing sonority of the individual voices, including the inner parts, without allowing the music to become overly showy. In performance, the principal melody should be brought clearly to the fore while the accompaniment remains light, with careful attention to the direction and breathing of each phrase. Rather than forcing the stream of smaller notes, use the pedal in accordance with the harmonic changes to avoid clouding the sound and to balance transparency with momentum.