Domenico Scarlatti : Sonata in A-Dur K.113 L.345
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Scarlatti’s Sonata in A major, K.113, L.345 is a short, single-movement sonata with a bright and lively character. Its structure is based on a binary form in which the first and second sections correspond, while delicate passagework and harmonic changes keep the music moving forward. Listening for the exchange of figures between the sections and for shifts of key reveals the richness of its development within a concise design. In performance, ornaments and rapid notes should be played clearly and evenly without rushing, with a light exchange between the two hands. Shaping the direction of each phrase while maintaining a supple touch and natural breathing brings out the work’s wit and freshness.