🇮🇹Domenico Scarlatti ： Sonata in c-moll K.526 L.456

Built around a binary form in which each half is repeated, this compact sonata moves forward by passing short motives from one hand to the other. Fine-grained motion and rhythmic drive support the music, while changes in register and sonority from one passage to the next provide key points to hear. In performance, rapid passages should not merely be made even; the grouping of motives and sense of meter should remain clear. On repeats, changes of tone color and dynamics can bring the flow to life. Listen for dialogue between the hands, avoid weighting phrase endings too heavily, and articulate harmonic changes carefully with a transparent articulation.