🇮🇹Domenico Scarlatti ： Sonata in g-moll K.76 L.185

This sonata moves forward through short motivic ideas, while finely articulated motion and shifting harmonies create a sense of tension. Hearing it as a two-part structure in which the first and second halves respond to one another and develop the musical material makes the role of each section and the overall flow easier to grasp. Highlights include the momentum created by recurring figures and the dialogue formed through exchanges between the voices. In performance, avoid rushing through ornaments and running passages; keep the beat clearly grounded while moving naturally toward each phrase’s high point. Balancing the two hands and adjusting the resonance in response to harmonic changes will bring out the music’s clarity and tension.