Domenico Scarlatti ： Sonata in G-Dur K.146 L.349

This concise single-movement sonata can be understood as a binary form in which the first and second sections respond to and develop from one another. Small-scale figurations and recurring motifs create exchanges between the hands, giving the clear progression a light, forward-moving energy. Ornaments should be integrated naturally into the melodic flow rather than interrupting it. Listen carefully for the individual voices and aim for even, articulate fingerwork so that the musical outline remains distinct. On repeated sections, adding subtle changes in expression and dynamics can make the overall structure more apparent.