Fantasie in B minor Op. 28 for Piano Urtext by Alexander Scriabin Piano - Sheet Music

By Alexander Scriabin

Composed in 1900-01, the Fantasie in B minor is one of Alexander Skryabin's most demanding and brilliant works for the piano. 1 It has a special position in his oeuvre, being his only solo piano piece with this title.2 The work is laid out in abridged sonata-allegro form and was composed roughly at the same time as his first two symphonies.3 The orchestral writing may have had a strong influence on the Fantasy, which boasts of multi-tiered sound edifices that must often be arpeggiated to be playable at all with two hands.The first edition of 1901 was authorized by the composer and has formed the source of this new edition. The editor has added fingering to the musical text to make it easier to master (further information on the edition can be found in the critical commentary).

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Instrument:
Piano
Genres:
20th Century
Composers:
Alexander Scriabin
Publishers:
Edition Peters
ISBN:
9790014109769
Format:
Score
Item types:
Physical
Artist:
Alexander Scriabin
Usages:
School and Community
Number of Pages:
24
Shipping Weight:
0.31 pounds

Piano/Keyboard

SKU: PE.EP11103

Urtext. Composed by Alexander Scriabin. Edited by Günter Phillipp. Piano Sheet. Edition Peters. Score. 24 pages. Edition Peters #98-EP11103. Published by Edition Peters (PE.EP11103).

ISBN 9790014109769. English.

Composed in 1900-01, the Fantasie in B minor is one of Alexander Skryabin's most demanding and brilliant works for the piano. 1 It has a special position in his oeuvre, being his only solo piano piece with this title.2 The work is laid out in abridged sonata-allegro form and was composed roughly at the same time as his first two symphonies.3 The orchestral writing may have had a strong influence on the Fantasy, which boasts of multi-tiered sound edifices that must often be arpeggiated to be playable at all with two hands.

The first edition of 1901 was authorized by the composer and has formed the source of this new edition. The editor has added fingering to the musical text to make it easier to master (further information on the edition can be found in the critical commentary).