Solo Live Recording

This is a piano solo work, akin to the Fantasie of Schumann and Brahms. The work is just under 7 minutes, and is considered as one of Debussy's longest and hardest piano repertoire. The piece depicts the embodiment of a feeling-- joy, likened to a physical place--the isle. At times whole-tone, at times pentatonic, the harmonic material flits here and there with frenetic energy. The iconic ending of the very last note on the piano punctuates the dream-like sequence, marking the finality of the episode. I very much enjoy playing this piece, and it has been a staple in my repertoire. Please enjoy the synced manuscript, to better your experience of the recording. Thank you!

Piano Sonata by Alexander Scriabin Second of eight.

AYS pianist, Wan Rosalind Wong performs Claude Debussy's L'isle Joyeuse. This performance was first premiered on June 3, 2021 at AYS' virtual 56th Annual Gala.

From Gaspard de la Nuit, after a poem by Aloysius Bertrand.