Alexander Scriabin ： Sonata No.1 f-moll Op.6

Written in F minor, this four-movement sonata contrasts intense dramatic expression with profound lyricism. The first movement is marked by powerful momentum and chromatic harmony, while the second brings its quiet, singing quality to the fore. The swift motion of the third movement creates a sharp change of character, and the funeral march of the finale brings the work to a weighty and solemn close. In performance, it is important to preserve the resonance of the full chords without allowing the inner voices to disappear, and to distinguish the character of each movement clearly. Careful attention should be paid not only to the range of dynamics, but also to the flow between tension and release and to excessive blurring from the pedal.