🇮🇹Domenico Scarlatti ： Sonata in G-Dur K.427 L.286

Lively rhythms and finely articulated figurations follow one another, creating forward momentum in the rapidly moving flow across the keyboard. Within a repeated binary structure, short motifs develop through varied forms, while changes in register and the placement of figures emerge between the first and second sections. It is important to preserve clear phrase divisions while voicing ornaments and rapid passages with clarity. Coordinating the exchanges between the hands, avoiding excessive haste, and shaping the direction of each note and the unity of cadences will bring out the sonata’s vitality and transparent sonority.