🇮🇹Domenico Scarlatti ： Sonata in E-Dur K.28 L.373

This sonata condenses clear rhythms and finely detailed keyboard movement into a short single movement. Although it has a concise structure in which each of its two sections is repeated, shifts of tonality and the passing of melodic ideas create natural variety. It is important to keep the right-hand movement light while avoiding a mechanical left-hand accompaniment and allowing it to support the flow of the beat. In the repeated sections, subtle changes in dynamics and phrasing can enrich the character of the movement rather than simply reproducing the same material. The notes should remain even, while the performer stays attentive to the peaks and endings of each phrase.