🇮🇹Domenico Scarlatti ： Sonata in G-Dur K.103 L.233

Concise musical ideas are passed lightly from one hand to the other, while exchanges between the hands and shifts in register give the music its forward momentum. Within the single movement, the first and second halves unfold in contrasting ways, and the appearance of short motifs in varied forms is another point to appreciate. Ornaments should be played clearly, connected to the underlying pulse without interrupting the flow. Rather than focusing only on the delicate right-hand figures, listen carefully to the accompaniment and inner voices in the left hand; adding breath and subtle shading to the lightness helps bring out the overall structure. Use the pedal sparingly so that the sound remains clear, while carefully shaping the direction of each phrase and the definition of every note.