🇮🇹Domenico Scarlatti ： Sonata in D-Dur K.45 L.265

This sonata draws its lively momentum from crisp rhythms and clear exchanges between the hands. Short motifs appear to answer one another between the right and left hands, while delicate ornaments and scale-like runs add movement to the musical flow. Within its concise two-part design, the thematic material changes shape as it unfolds, building tension toward the latter part. In performance, it is important to maintain the rhythm with an even, well-articulated touch rather than pressing heavily into each note. Ornaments should remain clear without obscuring the principal melody, and carefully shaping phrase divisions and the direction of cadences while listening to the two parts distinctly allows the music’s vitality to come through.