Scriabin
See Skriabin.
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A series of marble plaques beside the hall's
door lists the names of famous alumni--Sergei Taneyev (1875), the first
graduate to win the Gold Medal for both composition and piano; Alexander
Siloti (1882), Sergei Lyapunov (1883); Yosif Levin, Sergei Rachmaninov
and Alexander Scriabin (1893). Bloom's father was a member of the Russian Imperial Diplomatic
Corps and his mother was the sister of the composer Alexander Scriabin. One of the group's early inspirations was Alexander Scriabin,
a Russian composer of the late 19th and early 20th centuries who dreamed
of creating a work of art that would occupy every sense, driving the
audience into a transcendental state. |
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