Scarlatti: Keyboard Sonatas K.347 in G minor and K.348 in G major

[@miguelfontesmeira]

this was unusual, but very enjoyable.
I like those big chords

[@mvaurelio]

the hand to remind the player about beginning next sonata asap is so cute :)
these two are a wonderful couple!

[@jakes3799]

Yes, it actually seems to make k348 a better sonata.

[@thomante]

Lots of fun!

[@Guiguy]

Two beautiful sonatas
Why did you choose to post them together ?

[@miguelfontesmeira]

Because of the indication to play them together. Furthermore, it would be awkward to post just K.347 without a proper final chord

[@Guiguy]

​@@miguelfontesmeira I didn't see your reply, thanks for the explanation 😊

[@jakes3799]

@@miguelfontesmeira It makes so much sense to play them together. They definitely enhance each other as a pair.

[@valerietaylor9615]

Yes, Scarlatti arranged his sonatas in pairs or triptychs, in the same key but contrasting moods and tempi. I think he wanted them to be performed that way. They often shed light on each other.

[@isaiasramosgarcia3457]

i played this

[@norwegian24]

chromaticism....

[@AntonSpaniel]

¿Quién lo interpreta?

[@miguelfontesmeira]

I added in the description. Sorry for that