🇮🇹Domenico Scarlatti ： Sonata in G-Dur K.80

Within its unhurried flow, this sonata leaves a lasting impression through its singing melody and the interplay of several voices. In its binary structure with repeats, thematic motifs develop through varied treatment, while changes of key give the music a sense of breadth. Performers should listen carefully to each voice, keeping the melody clear while shaping the inner parts with restraint. Ornaments should not sound mechanical; instead, they should follow the flow of the beat and the natural breathing of the phrases. Careful balance between the hands and attention to the lingering resonance at phrase endings help reveal the expressive changes within its finely ordered structure.