A hand injury inspired the dark F-minor key of his first piano sonata, while his first symphony ends with a paean to the glory of art.
One of this man's works is marked "mysterious" and "concentrated" and features a number of interruptions marked "surge of terror". A hand injury inspired the dark F-minor key of his first piano sonata, while his first symphony ends with a paean to the glory of art. The phrase "with a heavenly delight" marks the recurring theme of his White Mass Sonata, while the movements of his third symphony are "Struggles", "Delights", and "Divine Play". His "Mystic chord" features in his apocalyptic unfinished Mysterium, while he used a clavier à lumières for a similarly synesethetic work. For 10 points, name this composer of The Divine Poem and Prometheus: The Poem of Fire.
One of this man's works is marked "mysterious" and "concentrated" and features a number of interruptions marked "surge of terror".
Alexander Nikolayevich {Scriabin}