🇮🇹Domenico Scarlatti ： Sonata in A-Dur K.457 L.292

This sonata has a light sense of motion and a clear profile, with short motives passed between the hands and finely detailed lines that keep the music moving forward. Its structure should be understood as a progression in which the first and second halves create contrasts, while repeated sections can be varied in expression to avoid monotony. Keep ornaments and runs even without making them rigid, and listen carefully to the different voices so that the melody emerges naturally. Rather than pursuing speed alone, making use of rests and phrase divisions brings a conversational vitality to the music’s refinement.