🇮🇹Domenico Scarlatti ： Sonata in c-moll K.362 L.156

Among Scarlatti’s keyboard sonatas, this piece unfolds through a succession of developments sparked by short motives, offering clear momentum and finely shaded expression. It is essentially a single-movement work in binary form, with repeats of each section bringing its contrasts and transformations into relief. Rather than mechanically separating the right-hand melody from the left-hand accompaniment, performers should remain aware of the exchange between voices to keep the flow natural. Ornaments and shorter note values should not be rushed; they should remain light and even. Slight breaths at phrase endings help preserve the work’s overall tension and are an important part of its appeal.