🇮🇹Domenico Scarlatti ： Sonata in Es-Dur K.507 L.113

This sonata unfolds through the exchange of short motives, with the two hands creating a light, continuous sense of motion. Built on a two-part form, it brings back material introduced in the first half in the second, transposed to new keys, so that repetition is balanced by change. Keep rapid note sequences even and articulate ornaments clearly without interrupting the flow. Shape each phrase toward its harmonic points of arrival, while retaining a natural breathing quality rather than becoming mechanical; this brings out the dialogue and forward drive within Scarlatti’s concise writing.