🇮🇹Domenico Scarlatti ： Sonata in A-Dur K.429 L.132

This sonata is driven by a lively sense of motion and clear rhythmic energy. Its structure unfolds around two repeated sections, with short motifs passed between the hands as the music moves forward; changes of key and expanding registers bring variety to the expression. The points to listen for include the accents that emerge within the finely detailed movement and the tension and release created by the phrasing. In performance, ornaments should be integrated naturally into the musical flow, while the voices in the two hands should remain clear and distinct. Rather than rushing the tempo, maintain crisp articulation and a light touch to preserve the dance-like momentum and bring out the work’s appeal.