Alexander Scriabin ： Sonata No.4 fis-Dur Op.30

This sonata is marked by the bright, transparent sonority of F-sharp major and an expression that is both dreamlike and exultant. The work is shaped as a single movement, moving seamlessly from a slow, introspective opening section to a rapid, dance-like continuation. In the first section, the breathing of the melodic lines and the changing harmonies should be presented with care. In the latter section, it is important to keep the quick figurations light while maintaining clarity between the voices, so that they are not obscured by the momentum of the tempo. The performer should be aware of the broad arc from stillness to ecstasy, using the pedal without clouding the sound and clearly differentiating the colors and climaxes of each passage.