July 29, 2021
Scarlatti’s delightful Sonata in G, K. 431, is the shortest of his over 555 sonatas. Fred demonstrates some intricate fingerings, how to play with sufficient focus in the fingertips, and the integration of three-dimensional principles, including keeping your hand small, releasing fingers for clear articulation, and maintaining alignment.
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