Sooke Philharmonic's 28th season opens with Leah Macfarlane, who won gold at the Jenny and Norman Nelson Concerto Competition ...

IT was surely an entirely unintended coincidence the Peter Oundjian’s successor as music director of the Royal Scottish National Orchestra Thomas Sondergard programmed a performance of Tchaikovsky’s ...

When Yale’s undergraduate concert orchestra, the Yale Symphony Orchestra, performs Alexander Scriabin’s “Prometheus: The Poem of Fire” on February 13, it will be the first full-production of this ...

For emerging Korean pianist Park Jae-hong, his latest album featuring two Russian composers and the upcoming recitals showcasing it will be special, as he will bid a temporary goodbye to the music of ...

American pianist Ruth Laredo, who was known for groundbreaking recordings of the complete works of Scriabin and Rachmaninoff, died in her sleep Wednesday night at her New York City apartment. She was ...

It always seems slightly macabre that we should make such a song and dance about a composer’s demise. But 2015 marks the centenary of Scriabin’s death, and, since the catalogue is by no means as ...

Born in Moscow 150 years ago this year, Alexander Scriabin's music for solo piano has been recorded by many of the great pianists over the last century. But where to start if you're not familiar with ...

A concert by the New York Philharmonic on Saturday night began with a rarity—a rarity by a famous and quasi-canonical composer. What’s more, this was a piano concerto by a composer known almost ...

The Russian-born pianist Arcadi Volodos, who gave a characteristically elusive and unsettling recital Sunday night in Davies Symphony Hall, is your basic international man of mystery. He seems most at ...