🇮🇹Domenico Scarlatti ： Sonata in f-moll K.467 L.476

Among Scarlatti’s keyboard sonatas, this piece stands out for its flowing melody and delicate ornamentation. Built on a single-movement binary form, material introduced in the first half is carried into the second after passing through changes of key. Dialogue between the hands and changes of register give the music forward momentum, while repeated short motifs bring subtle shifts of expression. In performance, the ornaments should be integrated naturally into the melodic flow rather than rushed through, and the rapid passages should be shaped with clear articulation. Maintaining a balanced relationship between the voices and using the pedal sparingly can bring out both its lightness and its shading.