Alexander Scriabin ： Sonata No.10 Op.70

Scriabin’s Piano Sonata No. 10, Op. 70 is a late sonata written in a single movement. Within harmonies whose tonality is difficult to define clearly, delicate trills, repeated notes, and rapid passages permeate the music, which shifts from quiet mystery to intense exultation. A key point is the gradual rise in tension, while preserving the delicate atmosphere of the opening and contrasting the character of each theme. In performance, carefully distinguish the movement of the inner voices and the colors of the harmony, avoiding a mechanical treatment of ornamental figures while maintaining a sense of direction across the long phrases. At the brilliant climax near the end, convey the feeling of exaltation not through volume alone, but through the density of the sonority and sensitive pedaling.