The Early Scriabin

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Label
Danacord
Release Date
March 6, 2026
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      Aleksander Nikolayevich Scriabin
    • PERFORMER
      Oleg Marshev
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      March 06, 2026
    • UPC
      5709499100004
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      DACOCD1000
    • LABEL
      Danacord
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
      Piano
    Works ⌄

    1. I. Allegro con fuoco

      Composer: Alexander Scriabin

      Performer: Oleg Marshev

    2. II. [Andante]

      Composer: Alexander Scriabin

      Performer: Oleg Marshev

    3. III. Presto

      Composer: Alexander Scriabin

      Performer: Oleg Marshev

    4. IV. Funèbre

      Composer: Alexander Scriabin

      Performer: Oleg Marshev

    5. No. 1 in F-Sharp Minor

      Composer: Alexander Scriabin

      Performer: Oleg Marshev

    6. No. 2 in A Major

      Composer: Alexander Scriabin

      Performer: Oleg Marshev

    7. No. 1. Etude in C-Sharp Minor

      Composer: Alexander Scriabin

      Performer: Oleg Marshev

    8. No. 2. Prelude in B Major

      Composer: Alexander Scriabin

      Performer: Oleg Marshev

    9. No. 3. Impromptu à la mazurka in C Major

      Composer: Alexander Scriabin

      Performer: Oleg Marshev

    10. No. 1 in C Major

      Composer: Alexander Scriabin

      Performer: Oleg Marshev

    11. No. 2 in A Minor

      Composer: Alexander Scriabin

      Performer: Oleg Marshev

    12. No. 3 in G Major

      Composer: Alexander Scriabin

      Performer: Oleg Marshev

    13. No. 4 in E Minor

      Composer: Alexander Scriabin

      Performer: Oleg Marshev

    14. No. 5 in D Major

      Composer: Alexander Scriabin

      Performer: Oleg Marshev

    15. No. 6 in B Minor

      Composer: Alexander Scriabin

      Performer: Oleg Marshev

    16. No. 7 in A Major

      Composer: Alexander Scriabin

      Performer: Oleg Marshev

    17. No. 8 in F-Sharp Minor

      Composer: Alexander Scriabin

      Performer: Oleg Marshev

    18. No. 9 in E Major

      Composer: Alexander Scriabin

      Performer: Oleg Marshev

    19. No. 10 in C-Sharp Minor

      Composer: Alexander Scriabin

      Performer: Oleg Marshev

    20. No. 11 in B Major

      Composer: Alexander Scriabin

      Performer: Oleg Marshev

    21. No. 12 in G-Sharp Minor

      Composer: Alexander Scriabin

      Performer: Oleg Marshev

    22. No. 13 in G-Flat Major

      Composer: Alexander Scriabin

      Performer: Oleg Marshev

    23. No. 14 in E-Flat Minor

      Composer: Alexander Scriabin

      Performer: Oleg Marshev

    24. No. 15 in D-Flat Major

      Composer: Alexander Scriabin

      Performer: Oleg Marshev

    25. No. 16 in B-Flat Minor

      Composer: Alexander Scriabin

      Performer: Oleg Marshev

    26. No. 17 in A-Flat Major

      Composer: Alexander Scriabin

      Performer: Oleg Marshev

    27. No. 18 in F Minor

      Composer: Alexander Scriabin

      Performer: Oleg Marshev

    28. No. 19 in E-Flat Major

      Composer: Alexander Scriabin

      Performer: Oleg Marshev

    29. No. 20 in C Minor

      Composer: Alexander Scriabin

      Performer: Oleg Marshev

    30. No. 21 in B-Flat Major

      Composer: Alexander Scriabin

      Performer: Oleg Marshev

    31. No. 22 in G Minor

      Composer: Alexander Scriabin

      Performer: Oleg Marshev

    32. No. 23 in F Major

      Composer: Alexander Scriabin

      Performer: Oleg Marshev

    33. No. 24 in D Minor

      Composer: Alexander Scriabin

      Performer: Oleg Marshev


Gramophone considered Oleg Marshev's first album of Prokofiev on Danacord (DACOCD391) as featuring 'one of the most authoritative and impassioned performances [of the First Sonata] on disc so far'. His interpretation of the 'War' Sonata trilogy was awarded a 'Classic CD Choice' and compared with pillars of the gramophone such as Richter, Berman, and Ashkenazy. Born in Baku, Azerbaijan, Oleg Marshev trained with Valentina Aristova at the Gnessin State Musical College and with Mikhail Voskresensky at the Moscow Conservatoire. He is numbered among the fifth generation of Russian pianism since Liszt, through the lineage of Alexander Siloti, Konstantin Igumnov, and Voskresensky's teacher, Lev Oborin. Resident in Italy since 1991, Marshev received awards in several international piano competitions in Canada, Italy, Portugal, Spain, and the USA, including four first prizes. He is now widely acknowledged as one of the most talented Russian pianists of his generation.