Alexander Scriabin : Sonata No.7 Op.64
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Piano Sonata No. 7, “White Mass,” Op. 64 is a fantastical and intensely charged sonata from Scriabin’s late period. Within its single movement, short motives and harmonic colors continually transform as the music moves from quiet mystery through fierce exhilaration to a radiant climax. Trills, ornaments, and rapid passages should remain clear without losing the direction of the melodic lines or the music’s broad breath. The pedal should enrich the resonance while avoiding blur, and in powerful passages, expressing not only volume but also urgency and a light-like brilliance helps convey the work’s distinctive world.