Unveiling Scriabin's Final Masterpieces: An Interpretation by Pietro Rigacci
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Pietro Rigacci (Piano)
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Title
Alexander Scriabin: Late Piano Sonatas
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Label
Da Vinci Classics
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Authors
Alexander Scriabin
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Year
2024
Pianist Pietro Rigacci Embarks on a Profound Journey Through Alexander Scriabin's Late Sonatas
Renowned pianist and academic Pietro Rigacci presents an insightful exploration of Alexander Scriabin's final piano sonatas, offering a compelling interpretation that delves deep into the philosophical and spiritual dimensions of these monumental works.
Among the ten sonatas composed by Scriabin, the last ones constitute a unique itinerary that transcends mere musical expression. These compositions are a confluence of intricate piano writing and profound conceptual depth, embodying a struggle between the natural and the supernatural, the interplay of dark forces and pure tenderness, and the tension between the alien and the intimately human.
Pietro Rigacci masterfully embraces the formidable challenges presented by these sonatas. His profound understanding of Scriabin's complex harmonic language and metaphysical themes allows him to construct a fascinating journey through the late sonatas, illuminating the intricate layers of meaning embedded within the music. Rigacci's interpretation is characterized by technical virtuosity and emotional sensitivity, bringing to life the rich tapestry of contrasts that Scriabin envisioned.
This project is not merely a performance but an academic inquiry into the essence of Scriabin's late works. Rigacci's scholarly approach provides listeners with a deeper appreciation of the philosophical underpinnings of the sonatas, enhancing the listening experience by contextualizing the music within Scriabin's broader existential explorations.
Pietro Rigacci's dedication to unveiling the complexities of these compositions reaffirms his position as a leading interpreter of Scriabin's oeuvre. His contributions offer valuable insights into the late sonatas, inviting audiences and scholars alike to engage with the enduring questions and emotions that these works evoke.
