Béatrice Martin: Scarlatti Sonatas | Le Corum - Salle Pasteur, Montpellier (17/32)

From Montpellier's Corum - Salle Pasteur with Béatrice Martin playing the harpsichord.
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00:00 Entrance
00:48 Sonata K 146 in G major (Allegro)
04:20 Sonata K 158 in C minor (Andante)
10:46 Sonata K 104 in G major (Allegro)
16:01 Sonata K 10 in D minor (Presto)
19:00 Sonata K 479 in D major (Allegrissimo)
21:49 Sonata K 480 in D major (Presto)
27:05 Sonata K 101 in A major (Allegro)
31:48 Sonata K 163 in E major (Allegro)
33:45 Sonata K 43 in G minor (Allegro assai)
37:12 Sonata K 171 in G major (Allegro)
40:08 Sonata K 380 in E major (Andante comodo)
46:29 Sonata K 381 in E major (Allegro)
48:42 Sonata K 173 in B minor (Allegro)
51:32 Sonata K 449 in G major (Allegro)
53:50 Sonata K 238 in F minor (Andante)
57:22 Sonata K 239 in F minor (Allegro)

Giuseppe Domenico Scarlatti (26 October 1685, Naples – 23 July 1757, Madrid), was an Italian composer. He is classified primarily as a Baroque composer chronologically, although his music was influential in the development of the Classical style. He composed in a variety of musical forms and today he is known mainly for his 555 keyboard sonatas. Scarlatti's sonatas are single movements, mostly in binary form, and some in early sonata form, and mostly written for harpsichord or the earliest pianofortes.

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