🇮🇹Domenico Scarlatti ： Sonata in C-Dur K.464 L.151

This sonata condenses the concise structure and lively rhythmic character that are central to the appeal of Scarlatti’s keyboard sonatas. Built around two sections, it develops through the exchange of short motives and phrases between the hands, revealing subtle changes within a clear musical progression. Highlights include the dialogue between the voices, changes in flow created by repetition, and the sparkle of the ornaments. In performance, it is important to avoid making the sound too heavy and to maintain crisp articulation. The ornaments should not be played mechanically, but with a natural lightness that does not disturb the rhythmic flow, while careful attention should also be given to the balance between the hands.