1. Andante
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Alexander Scriabin (1872–1915)Piano Sonata ¹ 4 in F sharp major (1903), Op. 30 Download Sheet Music 
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live recording
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Record of 1975
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Recorded from a concert at the MZC on 05/13/1960.
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From a concert in the Great Hall of the Moscow Conservatory, 2001.
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Recorded in 2008-2011.
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1970`s.
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Capriccio, Germany, 2009
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Zhukov`s SECOND RECORDING of this sonata. Released by TELOS in 2000.
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Zhukov`s FIRST RECORDING of this sonata. Taken from a MELODIYA LP released in 1970s.
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This performance is different from the already existing one, so please do not delete it.
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Recorded at Sudwest Tonstudio, Stuttgart, 1973 - 1974
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1970s
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Moscow, 2019
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2000, Italy
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Matthew Bengtson - piano. Label: Romeo Records. Release Date: 2005.
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Moscow 2015.
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recorded in December 2018 at St. Paul`s Hall, Huddersfield University
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February 20, 2022, The Great Hall of the Moscow Conservatoire
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CD 2016
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Recording from a concert in Dortmund on December 13, 1993
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2014
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14.12.2010, St-Petersburg
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2017, Fazioli Concert Hall (Sacile, Italie)
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Taken from a LP released by POLSKIE NAGRANIA (Poland) in 1975.
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Amateur recording from a concert at the BZF, circa 2003
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2021
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Peter Laul - piano. Rec. 26-27 April 1999, Leipzig.
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Anna Malikova - piano. Recorded: Campus, Krefeld-Fichtenhain, Germany, 18/19.3.2012, 21/22.2.2013, 28.2./1.3.2014.
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Recorded at Westvest Church, Schiendam (The Netherlands), November 23-24, 2018; March 15 and April 12, 2019.
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8 février 1957.
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Recorded live at Musée de l`armée des Invalides, Paris (France), May 2004.
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Dornier GmbH Friedrichshafen, 1994
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Released in 2006.
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Robert Taub - piano. Label: Harmonua Mundi. Release Date: 1994. Date of recording: May 1988.
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CD 1994
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XVII International Competition named after P.I. Tchaikovsky, II round. Great Hall of the Moscow Conservatory, 06/24/2023
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Recorded at Théâtre Impérial, Compiègne (France), March 2015.
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