🇮🇹Domenico Scarlatti ： Sonata in fis-moll K.447 L.294

Among Scarlatti’s keyboard sonatas, this piece is notable for its tense character and finely detailed motion. It can be understood as a two-part structure in which the first and second sections create a contrast, and listening closely to passages where the same figures or rhythms reappear in altered forms helps clarify the musical flow. Ornaments should not be rushed as mere decoration; instead, they should support the direction of the melody and the harmonic changes. Clearly separating the voices while maintaining a firm sense of pulse in the delicate passages allows lightness and tension to coexist. Preserving the tempo while carefully shaping the breathing of each phrase and the resonance after cadences leads to a more expressive performance.