🇮🇹Domenico Scarlatti ： Sonata in Es-Dur K.51 L.20

This single-movement sonata is marked by lively momentum and clear exchanges between its phrases. Its first and second halves create contrast as the music unfolds, while recurring melodic figures and rhythms help shape the overall flow. Phrase boundaries should be articulated carefully, without fragmenting the music excessively; maintaining a steady sense of pulse is essential. Let the right-hand melody sing lightly, while keeping the left-hand accompaniment clear and free from blurred resonance so that the movement of each voice can be heard. Ornaments should not be rushed mechanically, but fitted naturally into the rhythmic flow. In repeated passages, subtle changes in expression and dynamics can bring out a refined sense of vitality.