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Album Information

Album

Symphony No. 3 The Divine Poem / Poem Of Ecstasy

Artist

Alexander Scriabin

Year

1997

Genre

Classical

Rating

Contributor

PeteC

#	Track Listing	Length	Played
01	Symphony No. 3, Op. 43 "Le Poeme Divin": I. Lento Alexander Scriabin	1:35	56
02	Symphony No. 3, Op. 43 "Le Poeme Divin": II. Luttes Alexander Scriabin	25:37	206
03	Symphony No. 3, Op. 43 "Le Poeme Divin": III. Voluptes Alexander Scriabin	13:45	67
04	Symphony No. 3, Op. 43 "Le Poeme Divin": IV. Jeu Divin Alexander Scriabin	11:06	72
05	Le Poeme De L'extase, Op. 54 "Symphony No. 4" Alexander Scriabin	24:09	48

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Reviewers Rating

1 review done for this album.

Scriabin's "Divine Poem"

By:	bonnie
Date:	31 Aug 2012
Rating:

This extended composition beautifully reveals the ecstatic nature of the composer, particularly in this interpretation by Igor Golovschin and fellow musicians.

Golovschin, unlike other interpreters of Scriabin, extends the emotional impact of the "Divine Poem" by taking a more meditative pace for the tempi than conductors have on other recordings I am familiar with.

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