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The Poem Of Ecstasy is the orchestral masterwork associated with composer Alexander Scriabin, often described as a grand, fourteenth symphony in all but name. Written between 1905 and 1908, its ecstatic ascent and mythic program have captivated audiences for over a century. While not a standalone solo artist, The Poem Of Ecstasy reaches audiences through performances by renowned orchestras and pianists who bring Scriabin’s lush chromatic harmonies to life. This page gathers the essential biography, notable discography highlights, and upcoming tour information for those seeking to experience this monumental work in live performance.

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Key details to know: The piece demands a large orchestra with extensive horn and trumpet parts and notable violin and trumpet solos. First performed in New York City on December 10, 1908, the work culminates in an ecstatic climax that reflects Scriabin’s philosophical program of spiritual ascent. For the latest updates on performances, follow the orchestras and venues presenting The Poem Of Ecstasy. We’ve got you covered for reliable, no-fuss access to tickets and dates.

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  • Composer: Alexander Scriabin; Work: The Poem of Ecstasy (Le Poème de l’extase), Op. 54; composed 1905–1908; world premiere December 10, 1908 in New York City.
  • Genre/Style: Large-scale orchestral symphonic poem; sometimes described as Scriabin’s “fourth symphony,” known for its lush chromatic harmony and mythic, ecstatic programmatic content.
  • Instrumentation: Demands a very large orchestra (e.g., multiple horn/trumpet parts) and notable solos for violin and trumpet; score published for grand orchestral forces (Schott edition).
  • Program: Scriabin attached a poetic/philosophical program; the work is often described as an ascent of spirit and consciousness, culminating in an ecstatic climax.
  • Recordings/editions: Widely published and recorded; notable edition by Schott; widely cataloged in Apple Music Classical with background notes.
  • Social media: No dedicated artist/page for 'The Poem of Ecstasy' as a standalone act; follow performing orchestras for updates on performances.

Key details to know: The piece demands a large orchestra with extensive horn and trumpet parts and notable violin and trumpet solos. First performed in New York City on December 10, 1908, the work culminates in an ecstatic climax that reflects Scriabin’s philosophical program of spiritual ascent. For the latest updates on performances, follow the orchestras and venues presenting The Poem Of Ecstasy. We’ve got you covered for reliable, no-fuss access to tickets and dates.

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