Since several days internet does not permit me to listen to your page. I will come back and try again. I love organ, and I have written 40 fuguas in my own composing style I have recorded in electroacoustic. I invite you to visit my page on soundcloud and listen to some of these fugas, and if you want me to send you in pdf the parts, you can contact me by soundcloud. What I have listened here of your readings is expressive, it is neither narcissism nor vanity, and it is what Bach and other composers need: reading, not interpretate, expression not projection, and that is what I feel in your audios.

Perfet!  I has to get me more scriabin to listen to.

What a piece, and what a performance! Thank you!

This is a beautiful interpretation. In turns resonant and crystalline. Wonderful work

Thank you for enabling downloads on this! You've made my day...This is my favorite period of Scriabin's work, when he was coming out of Chopin's shadow into his own unique genius, yet still hadn't completely severed ties with harmonic resolve...or fallen into the messiah complex that led him down into such darkness...(and i'm actually a huge fan of purposeful dissonance and his later works.)...His 5th sonata, which is to me like the precipice whereon he begins his ecstatic plummet is my favorite piece. I don't suppose you would consider recording it?

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