🇮🇹Domenico Scarlatti ： Sonata in c-moll K.116 L.452

The piece is driven by finely articulated motion based on short motifs and a clear sense of rhythm. As a single-movement sonata, it presents material in the first half that is developed and transformed in the second, creating a contrast between the two sections. In repeated passages, avoid reproducing the same figures mechanically; instead, bring out the musical flow by attending to harmonic changes and the direction of each phrase. Keep the principal notes clear without rushing the ornaments, and carefully balance the exchanges between the hands and the individual voices. A key point of interest is to maintain a sense of tension within the lightness and convey the momentum toward the close naturally.