Poem of Ecstasy

The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Music | 1996 | 194 words | Copyright

Poem of Ecstasy (Poema ekstasa; Fr. Le Poème d'extase). Orch. work by Scriabin, Op.54, comp. 1905–8 and f.p. NY 1908, London 1910. Inspired by his theosophical ideas on love and art.

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