🇮🇹Domenico Scarlatti ： Sonata in C-Dur K.460 L.324

This sonata is marked by a lively sense of motion and a bright, transparent sonority. Short motives are passed between voices, while delicate figuration and recurring rhythmic patterns keep the music moving forward. It unfolds as a single-movement binary form, with each section repeated as the music traces harmonic changes between the first and second halves. Highlights include passages in which the roles of melody and accompaniment shift, as well as the momentum created by recurring figures. In performance, clarity between the hands is more important than sheer speed, and ornaments should be incorporated naturally into the musical flow. A light touch, crisp rhythm, and carefully shaped phrase direction and rests bring out its vitality.