🇮🇹Domenico Scarlatti ： Sonata in c-moll K.363 L.160

Within a single movement, this sonata vividly portrays tension and release through a succession of short motives and finely detailed passages. Exchanges between the hands and contrasts of register bring variety to the musical flow, while recurring ideas and ornamental gestures attract the ear. It is helpful to first grasp the direction of each phrase and the changes in harmony, then perform with a broad view of the overall structure. Maintain a light character with clearly articulated sound, while avoiding mechanically uniform dynamics and giving attention to the resonance of rests and cadences. Ornaments should not be rushed; clarify their relationship to the main melody and carefully balance the two hands.