🇮🇹Domenico Scarlatti ： Sonata in D-Dur K.492 L.14

The finely detailed motion and clear rhythm propel the music forward, creating a lively sense of movement. The sonata can be understood as a binary form in which both the first and second sections are repeated, while changes of key and the passing of figures from one voice to another add variety to the flow. A particular point of interest is the way short phrases appear in succession while the music retains its overall coherence. In performance, aim for clear, articulate playing without making the sound too heavy. Careful balance between the hands and a steady sense of pulse in the rapid passages will help create natural momentum.