Chick Corea teaches Scriabin...

Del Vento

Of course is old, RIP, but if you haven't seen it... I suppose @CyberGene will like it

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9OthNenOt5Q

CyberGene

Del Vento ohh, I know this. The funny thing is I watched it long before I started liking Scriabin and I even wondered what’s so great in Scriabin that Chick digs so much 🤣 I learned this prelude and was about to record it many times but always swapped it with something else in the last moment. However I consider the entire op.11 one of the greatest piano sets.

No need to mention again Chick Corea is my first jazz piano hero and what ignited me for jazz was his solo piano album Expressions.

Thanks for reminding me two of my most beloved pianists/composers 👍🏻

CyberGene

Well, apparently I’ve recorded too much Scriabin because I’ve recorded that prelude but has forgotten it 🤣
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=qQa4LxP1dCU

BTW, Chick’s video description is wrong, it’s No.4, not No.2 which is what confused me. I thought of No.2 that I wanted to record but never did. A good opportunity to finally do so.

BTW2, had a “friend” of mine who criticized me for recording Russian composers which was part of the reasons why I deleted my Facebook. People are out of their minds as of late 😕

VST-Player

Classical and light music have more in common than many people think and classical musicians should not be condescending on jazz musicians and be more open minded.

Johnstaf

VST-Player Classical and light music have more in common than many people think

How condescending. 🙄

MacMacMac

I'm not sure what you mean when you say that classical and light music have much in common.
But why would that be related in any way to a need for open-mindedness?

Also, why do you claim that classical musicians are condescending?