🇮🇹Domenico Scarlatti ： Sonata in C-Dur K.502 L.3

This is a clear and agile sonata that unfolds through the light exchange of short motifs. It can be understood as a binary form in which the first and second halves create contrast, while intricate note movement and harmonic shifts provide forward momentum. A key point to listen for is how the same material changes character through shifts of register and harmony, with tension increasing toward the cadences. In performance, the dialogue between the hands should be kept clear, while ornaments and passing notes should be articulated with precision. Rather than rushing the tempo, maintaining a steady flow of beats and carefully shaping dynamics and phrase direction will bring out the vitality within its concise writing.