🇮🇹Domenico Scarlatti ： Sonata in A-Dur K.26 L.368

This sonata is marked by a buoyant sense of motion and clear exchanges between phrases. Within its two-part structure, in which the opening and latter sections correspond with one another, thematic material is developed through changing forms, while repeated short motifs and ornaments provide forward momentum. In performance, it is important to balance the volume and articulation of both hands, avoid rushing the smaller notes, and shape each phrase with a clear sense of direction. Rather than treating the ornaments mechanically, play them lightly while maintaining the flow of the beat to bring out the transparent sonority and lively dialogue.