🇮🇹Domenico Scarlatti ： Sonata in a-moll K.532 L.223

This sonata vividly portrays tension and release by developing short motives into swift musical motion. Within its single movement, the first and second halves create a contrast in a concise structure, while the momentum generated by continuous figures and recurring rhythms provides one of its main attractions. Clarifying the role of each voice and organizing the layers of sound helps the musical flow remain clear even in passages filled with activity. Ornaments should not be rushed mechanically; instead, they should be shaped lightly with attention to the placement of the beat and the direction of the phrase. Rather than exaggerating dynamic changes, carefully refining the tension of each phrase leads to a poised and lively performance.