🇮🇹Domenico Scarlatti ： Sonata in a-moll K.175 L.429

Fine-scale motion and clear rhythms come to the fore, with the right and left hands passing short motives between them as the music unfolds. Built around a single-movement binary form, the sonata features repeats in both the first and second sections, making the shifts of tonality and development of the musical material important points to hear. While maintaining its lightness, avoid rushing through the quick passages and aim for even clarity in every note. Ornaments should be articulated clearly within the flow of the melody. Attention to the balance between the voices, the direction of each phrase, and the breathing at cadences will bring out the drive and tension within its concise writing.