🇮🇹Domenico Scarlatti ： Sonata in e-moll K.147 L.376

Within its concise two-part structure, this sonata concentrates finely detailed motion and exchanges between the voices. The right and left hands take turns assuming the musical lead, while short motifs appear in varied forms, inviting the listener to hear the dialogue and changes in tension within the unfolding line. A key point is to remain aware of the division between the first and second parts, while making repeats expressive rather than mechanically identical by bringing out differences in register and dynamics. In performance, keep the rapid notes clear with even, controlled fingerwork without rushing, and preserve the underlying sense of meter beneath the ornamental motion. Balancing the volume between the hands and allowing the exchanges among the voices to emerge naturally conveys the sonata’s poised momentum.