🇮🇹Domenico Scarlatti ： Sonata in d-moll K.92 L.362

A succession of finely detailed motion and ornamental passages brings vivid contrast between registers, along with a lively exchange between voices. Within its two-part structure, in which the first and second halves respond to one another, the sonata’s rhythmic momentum and expressive short phrases are central points of interest. In performance, it is important to make each note’s attack and value clear, maintain light articulation, and carefully balance melody and accompaniment. Ornaments should be played at a natural speed without disturbing the flow; keeping the resonance organized with the fingers rather than relying too heavily on the pedal helps bring out the work’s transparency.