Lena you are like a potter, that mounds and produces such perfection in sublime musical scores. That are heartfelt,sincere and so meaningful divine in inspiration and sentiments. I know you said it was a beautiful etude-study of the Russian composer Alexander Scriabin wrote in 1887, when he was 15 years old. I for one, must admit you have done him proud. By down this exceptional piece of me.

A quiet contemplative piano piece, reaching into past dreams and remolding them into thoughts for the day . . . a touch of optimism for those who are hurt by the harshness of this sad, sad world. But only a really small touch . . . for the piece is a melancholic wandering .. .. and the dreams are sad. The piano is played with compassion and emotion . . . delightfully done.

I cannot believe he was so young when he wrote this score, Étude Op. 2 No. 1. It's a complex piece with undertones of rebellion. You have caught the energy. The piece is raw and holds nothing back. At 15 one could not be any other way. One is not composing 'for' anyone, but simply composing - the critics are yet to come, and the way their voicings shape the music. What I love about this passionate piece is the experience you bring to it. You bring a depth. You bring years of loving to your interpretation. You offer us sympathy, tragedy, warmth, beauty, a life fully lived. Such adoration! Of Scriabin, of this quest we are all on together. Your technical virtuosity shines. You are a amazing, Lena, a maestro! Many thanks for this treasure...

Great piano étude by Alexander Scriabin. I don't have any musical education, so I can't professionally judge the interpretation, but for my amateurish ear it is perfect.

Beaucoup de sensibilité et de compréhension dans l'interprétation de cette œuvre de jeunesse de Scriabin. très beau travail Lena. Merci pour le partage. PMC

Very good song, beautifully executed, to promoting the musings and reflections

congratulations for this beautiful song, the instruments are well chosen sounds beautiful and interesting, good mix still so good. Hello from falcef in Italy and best wishes for the work and health

A magnificent study of a time in European society when we sought after the perfecting a particular technical skill. And, mirrored in Lena's own wonderful technical skill focused well in the realistic material of continual practice.