🇮🇹Domenico Scarlatti ： Sonata in D-Dur K.299 L.210

Fine-scale motion and clear rhythmic energy propel the sonata forward, while the exchange of short motives and changes of register create vivid contrasts. Viewing it as a concise structure built around two sections makes the direction of each phrase easier to follow. A key point for listeners is the harmonic movement that emerges within the flowing passagework, together with the momentum leading toward each cadence. In performance, avoid pursuing speed alone: keep the voices of the two hands distinct and shape the ornamental figures with clarity and evenness. Rather than exaggerating dynamic contrasts, preserve the breathing of the phrases and the elasticity of the rhythm to achieve a poised yet lively interpretation.