🇮🇹Domenico Scarlatti ： Sonata in h-moll K.227 L.347

This sonata unfolds with lively motion and sustained tension through delicate scales, broken chords, and ornaments. Its repeated binary structure provides the framework, while short motifs are passed between voices and changes in register and sonority continually reshape the musical character. The climaxes approaching the end of each section, as well as the treatment of recurring material, are among its highlights. In performance, the fine right-hand passagework should be clear and evenly articulated, while the left hand should remain light. Ornaments should be played naturally and swiftly without interrupting the flow; a clear sense of phrase direction and buoyant rhythm helps create a transparent sonority.