🇮🇹Domenico Scarlatti ： Sonata in g-moll K.35 L.386

Built around short motives, the music moves forward with energy, while finely articulated motion and ornamental passagework create a sense of tension. Within its single movement, changes in register and the exchange of phrases shift the musical scene, and differences in expression on the repeats are worth hearing. In performance, the right hand’s intricate motion should remain clear and even, while the left hand should not become too heavy. Carefully shaping the ends of phrases and making use of dynamic contrast and space brings out both the drive and delicacy of the music. Ornaments should be played naturally, without becoming mechanical, while maintaining the flow of the beat.