And you certainly did it justice. :-)

+ValentinaLisitsa #TeamInternet will help you come up with some brilliant and fun ideas for Mother and Son future collaboration and fun musical duets. It's moments like this that make your channel special and Team Internet will help you keep this wonderful tradition going.

+ValentinaLisitsa How about play Ravel´s Bolero, and your son playing the drums?Just an idea.

How can she play Paganini

+ValentinaLisitsa i agree...if i only had to study czerny i would loose my love for playing piano...

Because when you do, the rest of your day becomes irrelevant. Like smoking crack. The Scriabin annihilates everything else you were meant to sort out.

Not really.

jamie miller Muat be a glitch on my phone. The likes go up, but keeps showing 12 views.

It's common on larger channels. KZfaq has to determine real views from bots, so when the views rise quickly it freezes them temporarily.

+Mauro Battaglia I suppose that you could listen to much more cognitively challenging/dissonant music (not implying that it is necessarily better or as well-conceived). I recommend actively listening to the music of the second Viennese school (Schoenberg, Berg, Webern, etc.) or the plethora of other "modernist/futurist" composers of the 20th century. One of my personal favorites is Leo Ornstein (which has his own interesting, but distinct style). After spending a bit of time listening, then go back to Scriabin. I am fairly sure it will start making more sense. Perhaps, serialism and other 20th century music concepts may intrigue and allure you.

Thanks, I'll try.

Also, keep in mind. Like a fine wine, your music taste grows as you grow. I didn't like Scriabin in the beginning either but over time this changed.

+Mauro Battaglia - it definitely takes some Ear development, in my personal opinion. I wouldn't have understood or related with this many years ago, but I find his Music to be absolute Genius at a level that most people will probably never be able to relate with or understand, except subliminally...

+Mauro Battaglia trust me, you haven't wrapped your head around it. There are some composers that simply do not give it to you right away like chopin. When i started piano at the age of 12 i discovered chopin and for many years i could not understand how all his music could be so beautiful. You can ask the most inexperienced person in classical music to listen to him and they will understand and fall in love with chopin. Rachmaninoff or scriabin on the other hand; took me 20 years for a light to turn on in my head. I could not understand what was the bid deal, i hated it. yet now i think to my self; wow how could someone write something so deep, no composer has been able to touch me the way Rach does, fyi i i have teared many times while listening to the Rach concertos 2 and 3. Its just that i was to used to chopin and mozart, once you get used to something for a long time, its hard to see or even accept other colors, other sound. But do try to discover it, its a whole other world. I haven't played chopin in a long time since i met Rachmaninoff and Scriabin.

+ValentinaLisitsa Спасибо, теперь я понял.

Embrace the dissonance.