Marvellous. I love the way that the very free ornamentation sounds improvisatory but at the same time always points to and expresses the dance rhythms in each section. Really, really well done.
"Thank you for your comment! In the Venice manuscripts, this sonata indeed includes figured bass. I’ve also uploaded another video featuring a different interpretation of this sonata, which you might find interesting: ua-cam.com/video/1Vp8db-QkWo/v-deo.html
@@ptalka Always. I am taking the pdf. to the print shop now to start learning today. So I would like to personally thank you for exposing me to this piece. Good job, very much appreciated.
@@NormalPianist Thank you so much for your kind words! I’m truly delighted to have introduced you to such a beautiful piece and to know that you’ve started working on it. Wishing you a wonderful time with it, and thank you again for your appreciation!
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Marvellous. I love the way that the very free ornamentation sounds improvisatory but at the same time always points to and expresses the dance rhythms in each section. Really, really well done.
So underrated sonata
Nice! Thanks for posting! Do you know if the bass numbers are original or a later addition? It is something I usually don't see in Scarlatti's sonatas
It’s actually original, Scarlatti wrote this sonata either for keyboard or a monodic instrument as flute or violon and basso continuo
"Thank you for your comment! In the Venice manuscripts, this sonata indeed includes figured bass.
I’ve also uploaded another video featuring a different interpretation of this sonata, which you might find interesting:
ua-cam.com/video/1Vp8db-QkWo/v-deo.html
Ese es el "Chopin" del barroco.
A unique piece..
Why not considered in e minor?
You are right 👍
@@ptalka Always.
I am taking the pdf. to the print shop now to start learning today.
So I would like to personally thank you for exposing me to this piece. Good job, very much appreciated.
@@NormalPianist Thank you so much for your kind words! I’m truly delighted to have introduced you to such a beautiful piece and to know that you’ve started working on it. Wishing you a wonderful time with it, and thank you again for your appreciation!