I like Scriabin quite a bit, and strongly recommend the following piano CD by pianist Pascal Amoyel: Intergrales des Poems, on Calliope, CAL9353. Calliope is a French label (not surprisingly). Scriabin wrote a number of pieces he called Poems, which are sort of like Chopin's Nocturnes, only with more advanced harmonies, etc., and the tend to be somewhat meditative (though there is plenty of serious piano-playing involved).
If you like this music, you ought to try Poem of Ecstacy for Orchestra as well. Great stuff.
(I don't think your method of spelling "Skrjabin" is "wrong," but that is not how it is commonly spelled in the West.)
If you like this music, you ought to try Poem of Ecstacy for Orchestra as well. Great stuff.
(I don't think your method of spelling "Skrjabin" is "wrong," but that is not how it is commonly spelled in the West.)