🇮🇹Domenico Scarlatti ： Sonata in G-Dur K.433 L.453

This single-movement sonata is marked by a lively sense of motion and clear musical dialogue. Its two-part structure unfolds through contrasts between the opening and latter sections, while melodic movement in the right hand alternates with accompaniment in the left, carrying the music forward through finely articulated passagework. A key point of interest is the way short motives reappear in altered forms, with phrasing and harmonic changes continually shifting the expression. In performance, clarity of articulation and balance between the voices are more important than simply pursuing speed. Bringing out the exchanges between the hands and maintaining a light touch with natural breathing allows the work’s agility to come fully to life.