🇮🇹Domenico Scarlatti ： Sonata in B-Dur K.273 L.398

This sonata unfolds with concise motifs passed from one phrase to another, creating a lively sense of motion and a bright conversational character. The work is shaped as a single-movement binary form, with the material introduced in the first half reappearing in altered forms in the second, guiding the changing tonal flow toward the cadences. The streams of shorter notes should not be driven by speed alone; it is important to preserve the underlying pulse and the direction of each phrase. Ornaments should be played lightly enough to keep the main melody clear, while balanced dynamics between the hands help bring out the distinct exchanges between voices. Crisp articulation and a slight breath at the cadences further enhance its transparent momentum.