Gould did record the 3rd and 5th sonata. i have only heard the 5th. its not bad, but it is just to slow for this piece so it isnt as emotional as it could be.
I was kidding. Gould’s Scriabin 5 is alright. Richter’s is definitely more exciting. Gould’s is only interesting for his refusal to play ‘hyper-virtuosically’. Everything is really clean, but Gould also obnoxiously avoids/ignores lots of Scriabin’s markings.
However, Gould’s Scriabin 3 is brilliantly conceived (and the slow mvt is GORGEOUS).
But as far as I’m concerned, Horowitz is undisputed master of 5 and thus totally owns it.
Randomly, here is the Scriabin that Gould recorded: