The
Scriabin Society of America was founded in 1995. Mindful of its predecessor, The Scriabin Circle, created by Katherine Ruth Heyman in New York in 1934 and appreciative of good wishes from the Scriabin Museum in Moscow and the All-Russian Scriabin Association, the Scriabin Society of America has as its purpose the furtherance of the
music and ideas of
Alexander Scriabin (1872-1915).
The Society aspires to be a focal point for those interested in Scriabin's
music and life, a provider of information on scholarly writings and current projects regarding Scriabin, a supporter of works in progress and a sponsor of
activities promoting Scriabin's legacy.
Membership in the Scriabin Society includes a free copy of the
Journal and membership discounts on additional
Publications and
Events.
Scriabin Society of America, Inc.
A not-for-profit corporation established in the State of New York in 1995
501(c) 3 Private Foundation, August 2000
OFFICERS |
Edith Finton Rieber, President/Director
Christopher O'Riley, Vice President
Harvey Wedeen, Vice President
Dmitry Rachmanov, Secretary/Treasurer
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS |
Regina Davidoff, Director
James Kreger, Director
Jerome Lowenthal, Director
Farhan Malik, Archivist
David Minshall, Editor
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ADVISORY COMMITTEE |
Joseph Bloch
Peter Goodrich Simon Morrison
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Jay Reise Jerome Solomon, Esq.
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HONORARY BOARD |
Vladimir Ashkenazy
Håkon Austbö
Milton Babbitt
Tamasaburo Bando V
Van Cliburn
David Diamond
Valery Gergiev
Henry-Louis de la Grange
Thomas Hampson
Dmitri Hvorostovsky
Byron Janis
Evgeny Kissin
Oliver Knussen
Anton Kuerti
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Benjamin Lees
Jerome Lowenthal
Robin McCabe
Garrick Ohlsson
Ivo Pogorelich
Santiago Rodriguez
Harold C. Schonberg
Gunther Schuller
Thomas Schumacher
Alexander S. Scriabin
Jerzy Semkow
Alexander Toradze
Vladimir Tropp
Luigi Verdi
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Boris Moiseiwitsch Berlin (1906-1995)
Faubion Bowers (1917-1999)
Donald Garvelmann (1927-2000)
Adele Marcus (1906-1995)
Sviatoslav Richter (1915-1997)
Harold C. Shoenberg (1915-2003)
Giuseppe Sinpoli (1946-2001)
Nicolas Slonimsky (1894-1995)
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