Scriabin - Piano Sonata No.5

Alexander Scriabin - Piano Sonata No.5 (Op.53)

Hope you enjoy this performance of Scriabin's ecstatic and mystic masterwork: the 5th Sonata.

Synesthesia is the phenomenon of seeing color when you hear music. My performances are inspired by great pianists such as Vladimir Horowitz and Sviatoslav Richter. The LED visualizer is inspired by YouTubers such as Rousseau, Kassia, and Traum Piano. New reactive visualizer videos weekly!

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[Ivan_]

Seriously tho. Being the first person in the world to play this titanic piano sonata in the synesthesia format, offering an awesome recording of the piece, and having it as your first upload is such an extraordinary achievement. Congratulations with the result of all the hard work you must have put in this.

[marvusssss]

dude literally COMPRESSES his hands to play an octave while we out here breaking tendons trying to reach it.

[lilgloomfnord]

1:48 the color change with that modulation is such a nice touch

[angelsamuellopez]

My dear friend, you have made history in the music world with this performance in particular, and from my part, I congratulate you; can't stop imagining Horowitz smiling if he were still present.

[-E-]

this piece is somehow one of music's "famous last moments" - shortly after that things went over the edge with atonality and "new music" but this is still 100% transparent and relatable, every note, every chord and melodic line seems to make perfect sense, every gesture is completely clear in its form and meaning. Something has become dark and mysterious after this- in Skriabins music but also in art music in general. Simialr to Mahler's late symphonies.

[axiosmatic]

The part at 11:00 is just magical. The composer is truly a legend!!!

[CasualCreateOr]

This dude's hands look like liszt, blessed hands for the piano my friend. Long fingers and all.

[xnj]

I wish i could listen from 2:02 - 2:52 all day on repeat. My favorite part

[wc]

You can be proud for having one of the best interpretation of this masterpiece I have ever encountered, flowy touches

[yeetthebeet]

7:45 that was interesting choice of dynamics ngl when I usually play that part I pedal it fully

[Aoichanpiano]

Such an amazing visual representation of the piece, I really enjoy your colour changes in the music, and the visual reflection of those colour changes is stunning as well. Thank you for recording this behemoth piano work, your playing is beautiful.

[parmenioboronat]

I love the choice of a slower tempo to emphasize all the colours and textures of this beautiful piece. Great job!

[mr.hashundredsofprivatepla]

This piece sounds like pure euphoria written onto sheet music. Thank you Synesthetic for this performance!

[Joyera-yv]

Immediately subbed. Rare to see a synthesia channel with such a high quality interpretation. Fantastic work!

[TheJedo]

2:32 it's so lovely. Great recording.

[ClassikalBoi]

Epic!
I can't wait for the next upload

[Runaziel]

You can tell it's telling a story by looking at the colors. Cool

[Pkmn]

absolute chad move playing sonata 5 as your first video. u legend

[Emiliasooo]

I love how you play the soft parts, sounds realy ethereal

[erikfreitas]

Such a clear and well-controlled performance of this fiendishly difficult, wildly colourful masterpiece!