Domenico Scarlatti - 17 Sonaten - Daria Burlak (2/4)

Sonaten von Domenico Scarlatti, angeordnet in 4 Suiten.
Suite 2:
Sonate in a -- Allegro K.265 / L.S.32
Sonate in e -- Andante K.291 / L.61
Sonate in a -- Allegro K.149 / L.93
Sonate in A -- Presto K.24 / L.495
Daria Burlak spielt an der Ahrend-Orgel (2002) der Ursulinenkirche St. Corpus Christi, Köln
Suite 1: • Domenico Scarlatti - 1...
Suite 3: • Domenico Scarlatti - 1...
Suite 4: • Domenico Scarlatti - 1...
22.08.2012

[@adrienburlan9487]

La Grande Classe, la grâce, charme et maîtrise absolus sont ici parfaitement réunis.
Encore (et comme toujours) un magnifique moment de bonheur en compagnie de cette exceptionnelle organiste d'exception ! Un grand Merci d'un admirateur de Toulouse Fr / Cordiales salutations !

[@jmdujardin]

très joliment interprété, et tout de mémoire, belle performance , merci à vous pour ce bon moment de musique...sans oublier merci au grand Domenico !

[@Vincent-ow9lj]

K24 just blew me away. Never thought it would sound this good on the organ. Well done.

[@mattd3826]

Same here! This is AMAZING!!!

[@bernardcromarty485]

K.265 is pretty much my favourite - love the mutations in the registration! Nazard?

[@klausklimsch2136]

Danke für die wunderbare Musik!

[@madaboutvoice]

00:03 Sonate in a -- Allegro K.265 / L.S.32
02:55 Sonate in e -- Andante K.291 / L.61
06:24 Sonate in a -- Allegro K.149 / L.93
07:37 Sonate in A -- Presto K.24 / L.495
BTW, in this video, YT sometimes hides Key Moments with the start times for each sonata, but then shows them at other times. It seems one has to refresh the page to reveal them for this particular video. Anybody know what is going on and how we can always see them?

[@lucaromano8050]

I love you

[@DesseinsEternels]

Eccezionale!

[@NewAmadeus]

Perfetto !

[@justinalee74]

Great♥

[@madaboutvoice]

Wonderful! I have a question: did Scarlatti write these sonatas for the organ or were they arranged for it by someone else, and by whom? Thanks!

[@lerche16]

Thank you very much! Scarlatti wrote his sonatas for keyboard instruments - they were mostly played on a harpsichord or a pianoforte (and today, also on a grand piano), but Scarlatti also played the organ and probably played some of the sonatas on an organ as well.
These are not special "transcriptions", just the original music by Scarlatti with my organ registrations and my choice of manuals / playing some notes on the pedal (but without adding extra notes!)

[@madaboutvoice]

@@lerche16 Thanks.

[@user-xs2sw7rd8n]

Who clicked "dislike"?

[@Ianthe22]

A DEAF or a MORONXDXD. Don't wanna offend people wiht hearing disabilities, just wanna offend moronsXD.

[@klausklimsch2136]

Das verstehe ich auch nicht. Wer sowas nicht mag, mag sich doch sonstwohin scheren!