Scarlatti - Three Sonatas

[lmpianist]

Here are three Scarlatti sonatas that I recorded not too long ago:

K127 (A-flat)
K87 (B Minor)
K135 (E)

The idea to group these three together was not mine (I found them on a Horowitz recording), but I felt these pieces contrast each other nicely.

Despite a few wrong notes, especially toward the end of K135, I'm pretty happy with how these came out.  I've always found Scarlatti very challenging... it's very hard to hide mistakes!

[rafant]

Hi, I find 4 virtues: technically faultless, good taste, suitable tempo and very good sound recording. So I enjoyed your playing very much, thanks a lot.
Only a word about K87, which I know better: I'd suggest you review the last melody quaver in measure 57, since what a I listened is neither what I'm accustomed to in my CD recordings, nor what I myself play from my score (I use a Lungo edition). It's the climax of this lovely piece, therefore it's important.

[stringoverstrung]

Hi,

very beautiful. Well played, Scarlatti IS realllllyyyy hard.

I enjoyed it very much. Keep on posting.

[pthebig]

Hi,

it's played very nice, but it sounds very difficult to play!

also the sound recording is good, how did you record it?