Alexander Nemtin

Alexander Nemtin was a Russian composer, most widely known for his initiatives to complete the unfinished Mysterium of Alexander Scriabin. Nemtin’s musical presents were known in his years as a child, and by 1944 he became a member of a piano course, and attempted his hands at structure. In the middle-1950s, Nemtin started a career being a conductor of beginner groupings, and by 1961 he started dealing with the ANS Synthesizer (the initials stood for Alexander Nikolaevich Scriabin). Nemtin joined up with the Composers’ Union in 1965. In 1970, he began focus on a reconstruction of Scriabin’s Prefatory Work – Planning for the ultimate Mystery, an early on version which made an appearance on LP as World, executed by Kirill Kondrashin. Nemtin finished his function in 1998, but passed away early in 1999. Planning for the ultimate Mystery was documented for Decca by Vladimir Ashkenazy.