Its first movement opens with an ominous theme played by the brass.  
Its first movement opens with an ominous theme played by the brass.  The strings soon enter with a minor motif that shifts in a major theme before all tonality disappears.  Its second movement begins with quiet, sweet music for winds and strings and builds into an uninterrupted transition to the third and final movement, which alludes to the work's title.  The section titles of "Luttes" and "Voluptes" were later added, FTP, to what first major orchestral composition of Alexander Scriabin, preceding both Prometheus and the Poem of Ecstasy?
Its first movement opens with an ominous theme played by the brass.  
Divine Poem or Scriabin's Symphony No. 3 in C Minor