Russian Modern period composer and pianist Alexander Scriabin (1872-1915) studied with Rachmaninov in Moscow. His intellectual and spiritual curiosity led him to Madame Blavasky and Theosophy, then to Indian mysticism, which often influenced his later compositions. His final intended work was to be a week-long multimedia extravaganza in India, but he died before it was even drafted and only the Acte Prealable was completed, this by others after his death.
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- Scriabin Society of America Official site. Includes bibliography, biography, discography, events, contact, joining, and journal and subscription information, and works.
- Classic Cat Directory of mp3s on the internet that have been made available by the performing artists.
- Kunst der Fuge | Alexander Scriabin Biography, picture, MIDI files, and WMA and MP3 files.
- Alexander Scriabin Wikipedia article with life, hypochondria, actual injuries and illnesses, piano virtuosity, and novel spiritual ideas. Includes internal references and external links.
- Scriabin Again and Again Detailed study of his life, works, and philosophies by Faubion Bowers, originally published in Aspen Magazine. Includes MP3 and RAM audio performed by Daniel Kunin.
- Alexander Scriabin Free scores in PDF and PS formats with MIDI audio from Mutopia.
- Alexander Nikolayevich Scriabin Find A Grave listing with life dates, details of death, photograph, pictures of tomb and cemetery, and interactive memorial.
- Alexander Scriabin Filmography listing films using his works from the Internet Movie Database.
- Alexander Scriabin (1872 - 1915) Brief biography with summaries of orchestral and piano music; includes Naxos discography.
- Classical Archives: Alexander Scriabin Biography, complete files offered in MIDI, MP3, and Windows Media audio formats, including live recordings of featured artists.
- Alexander Nikolayevich Scriabin Summary list of works, two separate biographies, photograph, and links from Musicalics.
- Aleksandr Scriabin Listing at the Lied and Art Songs Text Page with Russian lyrics in Cyrillic and transliteration plus English translation.