🇮🇹Domenico Scarlatti ： Sonata in B-Dur K.410 L.S43

Within its concise binary design, the interplay between the hands and the crisp rhythms propel the music forward with a light, lively energy. Fine ornaments and repeated figures add a measured sense of tension to the bright flow. The overall shape becomes clear when the contrast between the two sections, along with changes in register and harmony, is carefully heard and phrase divisions are distinctly shaped. Ornaments should be handled without interrupting the rhythmic flow, while attention should also be given to balance between the hands, the space within rests, and the treatment of cadences. In the repeats, avoid mechanical repetition; adding subtle dynamic nuance and a sense of direction the second time makes the structure more vivid.