Could be - I saw only the little two-minute excerpt which Todd had linked to [nt] - Chris from Lafayette

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Topic - Scriabin's "Le poeme de l'extase" (Poem of Ecstasy). . . with choral parts??? - Chris from Lafayette 01:11:44 02/16/21 (32)

Btw, my fav is - sser2 16:27:16 02/19/21 (7)

RE: Btw, my fav is - jdaniel@jps.net 18:20:39 02/19/21 (6)

The engineering on that Everest Stokowski recording deserves. . . - Chris from Lafayette 02:02:30 02/20/21 (5)

The Everest is 24/192 on QOBUZ... - Ivan303 10:25:32 02/20/21 (4)

That sounds like the Classic Records "DAD" remaster I have - Chris from Lafayette 11:28:36 02/20/21 (3)

Listened to it twice... - Ivan303 11:53:59 02/20/21 (2)

Sorry you missed out - maybe next time! ;-) - Chris from Lafayette 14:31:14 02/20/21 (1)

Not me, you silly, the trumpet player... - Ivan303 06:44:58 02/22/21 (0)

RE: Scriabin's "Le poeme de l'extase" (Poem of Ecstasy). . . with choral parts??? - sser2 20:39:14 02/17/21 (8)

"Poem of Extasy doesn't have anything to do with sex" - Chris from Lafayette 01:58:18 02/18/21 (7)

RE: "Poem of Extasy doesn't have anything to do with sex" - sser2 16:07:47 02/18/21 (6)

Ex-stasy - sser2 17:01:55 02/18/21 (5)

I don't deny that Scriabin adhered to a philosophy, but (as I mentioned in my previous post). . . - Chris from Lafayette 01:26:30 02/19/21 (4)

Ascetic? - sser2 15:52:15 02/19/21 (1)

I guess I don't read that Wikipedia article the same way you do - Chris from Lafayette 17:26:36 02/19/21 (0)

Scriabin, the Sex Pistol? nt - tinear 08:38:30 02/19/21 (1)

Indeed... nt - sser2 16:13:07 02/19/21 (0)

Scriabin to me is like DSCH for you... - krisjan 09:42:28 02/16/21 (5)

RE: Scriabin to me is like DSCH for you... - blakey 11:21:43 02/16/21 (1)

Well done then! [nt] ;-) - Chris from Lafayette 13:48:30 02/16/21 (0)

You wouldn't say that if you were a pianist! ;-) - Chris from Lafayette 10:48:01 02/16/21 (2)

Number 10 is the one that does it for me. I don't know his Preludes and Mazurkas at all. nt - jdaniel@jps.net 16:33:52 02/17/21 (1)

Sonata No. 10? - Yes, that may be my favorite of the Sonatas too - Chris from Lafayette 19:53:51 02/17/21 (0)

RE: Scriabin's "Le poeme de l'extase" (Poem of Ecstasy). . . with choral parts??? - jdaniel@jps.net 07:42:49 02/16/21 (8)

RE: Scriabin's "Le poeme de l'extase" (Poem of Ecstasy). . . with choral parts??? - Mel 10:03:52 02/17/21 (6)

Thanks for that tidbit - very interesting! - Chris from Lafayette 11:23:20 02/17/21 (5)

Yes, very interesting. I'm ashamed I don't have the score handy, but no room with all the Modern Ceramics and - jdaniel@jps.net 16:39:05 02/17/21 (0)

RE: Thanks for that tidbit - very interesting! - Mel 14:47:56 02/17/21 (3)

Instead of a Luftpause, I suppose you could call it an unmarked fermata over the bar line - Chris from Lafayette 20:18:30 02/17/21 (2)

RE: Instead of a Luftpause, I suppose you could call it an unmarked fermata over the bar line - gussclarinet 14:12:13 02/19/21 (1)

Could be - I saw only the little two-minute excerpt which Todd had linked to [nt] - Chris from Lafayette 01:18:45 02/21/21 (0)

You don't have to convince me about the virtues of Sinopoli's recordings! ;-) - Chris from Lafayette 10:35:34 02/16/21 (0)

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Could be - I saw only the little two-minute excerpt which Todd had linked to [nt] - Chris from Lafayette 01:18:45 02/21/21 (0)

Could be - I saw only the little two-minute excerpt which Todd had linked to [nt]

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