Scriabin Prelude in D-flat major Op. 11 no. 15 - Analysis: Serenity

In the middle of the set of 24 preludes in all different keys Op. 11, Scriabin limits himself to use only the diatonic notes of D-flat major in slowly moving melodic lines harmonized in thirds. Needless to say it's a great exercise for legato playing in the left hand, which has to play the thirds before the right hand enters with a soaring but tragic melody. Henrik Kilhamn, piano. 0:00 About 0:51 LH solo 4:04 RH enters 5:33 Variation 6:31 Return ▶ Performance video:    • Scriabin Prelude in D-flat major, Op. 11 n...   ⭐️ Patreon:   / sonatasecrets   🔗 Website: https://www.sonatasecrets.com/ ⭐️ Easy Arrangements Simple Solutions - For the Intermediate Pianist: https://sonatasecrets.gumroad.com/ 💲 -15% DISCOUNT Code: "secretseeker" ▶ Sample videos:    / @simplesolutionsedition   -------------------------------------------------------------------- 📄 Score: Score: M. P. Belaieff First edition, ca 1897, https://imslp.org Emoji artwork provided by JoyPixels, http://joypixels.com