Remember, Scriabin's hand size was only an octave.

Supposedly it’s meant to represent a flash of blinding light. It’s surprisingly effective in context.

that smirk says it all, this man knew what to do

Reminds me of the left hand over right arpeggios implied in the end of Rachmaninoff's op 23 no 10 prelude in Gb Major. Some pianists don't cross hands on all of them, but to me it seems like the crossover technique was the intention. Unlike the Rachmaninoff, you could hypothetically take a lot of time on this one though because it doesn't have a continuous eighth note melody under it. Interesting to see Rachmaninoff and Scriabin both using this fast arpeggio hand crossing technique since it's not really that common.

I love this so much

Reminds me of those chords in Alkan's right hand etude and grand sonata. I think the range for Alkan's chords were wider but Scriabin's chord had more notes

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Scriabin turned into wyschnegradsky

claster ❤

You should play that piece

But it was actually a spread chord 😂

Is it the White Mass Sonata?

Um, well akshu-allyyy 😁

It’s not too hard at all, it’s the same 5 notes repeated in 4 octaves

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Just use all 24 fingers duh

Isn’t there an arpeggio sign

Face reveal?