🇮🇹Domenico Scarlatti ： Sonata in a-moll K.36 L.245

This compact keyboard sonata unfolds through the delicate exchange of short motives. Its first and second halves are each repeated, forming a two-part structure, while intricate movement and crisp rhythms generate the momentum. It is important to clarify the role of each voice and keep the accompanying figures light so that they do not obstruct the melodic flow. Rather than rushing to make the ornaments and passing tones even, place them naturally within the movement of the beat. In the repeats, avoid playing the music mechanically; subtle changes in dynamics and articulation can bring out the dialogue and shifting tension within its concise structure.