Listen to Scriabin's Prelude Op. 11 no. 21 performed by pianist Hari Gusek
Croatian Society
ALEXANDER SCRIABIN

Listen to Scriabin's Prelude Op. 11 no. 21 performed by pianist Hari Gusek
Scriabin’s 150!
Dear friends, 2022 is important for all Scriabinists, because it is the year that marks the 150th anniversary of the birth of the famous Russian composer and pianist Alexander Nikolayevich Scriabin (Moscow, 6 January 1872—Moscow, 27 April 1915). In partnership with the Scriabin Museum in Moscow, we have already joined the global celebration, for which societies like ours, as well as numerous art organizations and cultural institutions around the world have designed rich programs—festivals, concerts, recitals, conferences, lectures and various multimedia events to promote Scriabin’s art. Thus, we invite you to continue following our work dedicated to the popularization and celebration of Scriabin, Scriabinism and Scriabinists, emphasizing that admission to all our events is free. Everyone can contribute to the work of the Society—become our active member or be our audience and enjoy the cultural events designed for this festive occasion!
Scriabin’s 150!
Dear friends, 2022 is important for all Scriabinists, because it is the year that marks the 150th anniversary of the birth of the famous Russian composer and pianist Alexander Nikolayevich Scriabin (Moscow, 6 January 1872—Moscow, 27 April 1915). In partnership with the Scriabin Museum in Moscow, we have already joined the global celebration, for which societies like ours, as well as numerous art organizations and cultural institutions around the world have designed rich programs—festivals, concerts, recitals, conferences, lectures and various multimedia events to promote Scriabin’s art. Thus, we invite you to continue following our work dedicated to the popularization and celebration of Scriabin, Scriabinism and Scriabinists, emphasizing that admission to all our events is free. Everyone can contribute to the work of the Society—become our active member or be our audience and enjoy the cultural events designed for this festive occasion!
NEWS
On the occasion of marking Scriabin’s 150th birthday anniversary, the president Ruben Dalibaltayan gathered his current and former students, as well as his friends, to give a unique musical experience―an integral performance of ten Scriabin’s piano sonatas!
IN MEMORIAM
It is with great sadness that we announce that Alexander Serafimovich Scriabin, Ph.D., has passed away at the age of 76. He was known as a dedicated researcher and presenter of his famous ancestor’s music legacy. It was on his initiative that our Society was founded, thus, as an Honorary President, he provided us with his permanent support. We say goodbye with immense gratitude. Rest in peace.

PARTNER: SCRIABIN MUSEUM
We thank the Moscow Memorial Museum of A. N. Scriabin for their friendship, support and archival photographs of Scriabin. The following link offers a letter of support which was read during the Founding Assembly of our Society. We are happy for the already established cooperation and we look forward to our future projects!
PUBLICATIONS
Our members’ collection of writings on Scriabin related topics
Book entitled “Abstract Reproductive as Productive Art”
First book in Croatia on Scriabin; subtitle: Chromatic fantasies of the composer A. Scriabin, painter A. Jawlensky and pianist I. Pogorelich
How I met Alexander Serafimovich Scriabin
Mr. Božo Kovačević, former Ambassador of the Republic of Croatia to the Russian Federation, writes about his friendship with Scriabin’s descendant
Valery Kastelsky and Scriabin’s Piano Sonata No. 7
Our President R. Dalibaltayan about his Professor V. Kastelsky, one of the greatest pianists and pedagogues of the second half of the 20th century
Book entitled “Abstract Reproductive as Productive Art”
First book in Croatia on Scriabin; subtitle: Chromatic fantasies of the composer A. Scriabin, painter A. Jawlensky and pianist I. Pogorelich
How I met Alexander Serafimovich Scriabin
Mr. Božo Kovačević, former Ambassador of the Republic of Croatia to the Russian Federation, writes about his friendship with Scriabin’s descendant
Valery Kastelsky and Scriabin’s Piano Sonata No. 7
Our President R. Dalibaltayan about his Professor V. Kastelsky, one of the greatest pianists and pedagogues of the second half of the 20th century
Travelogue: Conference in Moscow (2)
Here you can find out more about the conference organized to mark the 100th anniversary of the establishment of the Memorial Museum of A. N. Scriabin in Moscow, Russia
Join us!
Our Society promotes the art of the great Russian composer and pianist Alexander Nikolayevich Scriabin.
All Scriabin’s admirers can contribute to popularization of his art and the work of our Society—just fill the application form and send it to our email!