🇮🇹Domenico Scarlatti ： Sonata in E-Dur K.20 L.375

This lively sonata unfolds as if short motives are being passed from one voice to another, with finely articulated motion and clear rhythms driving the music forward. Material presented in the first half is transformed and repeated in the second, while changes of key heighten the tension. Treating the sections of the binary form as one continuous dialogue can make the direction of each phrase easier to perceive. In performance, keep the right-hand passagework crisp without allowing the left-hand accompaniment to become heavy. Ornaments and leaps should not be handled through momentum alone; instead, let the flow of the beat and the harmonic changes guide a light touch. In the repeats, avoid using exactly the same dynamics, so that changes in resonance bring out the momentum and interplay within the concise writing.