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List Of Works By ScriabinNotable pieces Piano Sonatas Scriabin wrote 10 sonatas for piano. The first three are in the Romantic style, following Chopin but showing much of Scriabin's originality. With the fourth sonata, Scriabin was exploring more complex, chromatic harmonies. The fifth sonata is partly atonal, and all following sonatas are fully atonal and sometimes highly dissonant. Vers la flamme was intended to be the eleventh sonata, but he was forced to publish it early due to financial concerns. Beginning with the fifth, Scriabin's sonatas consisted of only a single movement. Other works for piano Some of Scriabin's other major works for piano include: Scriabin wrote a large number of short pieces, including preludes, etudes, and poems. Particularly popular short pieces: Orchestral works Catalog of works Nearly all of Scriabin's works have opus numbers. His work can be divided into three (somewhat arbitrary) periods, based on increasing atonality: early, Opus 1-29; middle, Opus 30-53; and late, Opus 54-74. Note: this is under heavy construction! Works without opus - Canon in D minor (1883)
- Nocturne in Ab major (1884)
- Mazurka (1884)
- Mazurka (1886)
- Valse in G# minor (1886)
- Sonata-Fantasy (1886)
- Egorova (Egoroff) variations (1887)
- Fantasy for two pianos in A minor (1889)
- Mazurka in F major (1889)
- Mazurka in B minor (1889)
- Feuillet d'Album in Ab major (1889)
- Sonata in Eb minor (1889)
- Romance for horn (1890)
- Romance for voice (1894)
- Symphonic Poem in D minor (1896)
- Feuillet d'Album in F# major (1905)
Early (Opus 1-29) Middle (Opus 30-53) - Opus 45 Trois Morceaux
- Opus 49 Trois Morceaux
- Opus 52 Trois Morceaux
Late (Opus 54-74) - Opus 56 Quatre Morceaux
- Opus 57 Deux Morceaux
- Opus 59 Deux Morceaux
- Opus 73 Deux Danses
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