Tracklist: 00:00:00 Sonata in D Minor, Kk. 89: I. Allegro 00:03:18 Sonata in D Minor, Kk. 89: II. Grave 00:04:38 Sonata in D Minor, Kk. 89: III. Allegro 00:06:43 Sonata in C Minor, Kk. 73: I. Allegro 00:09:08 Sonata in C Minor, Kk. 73: II. Minuetto 00:10:42 Sonata in C Minor, Kk. 73: III. Minuetto 00:11:45 Sonata in G Minor, Kk. 88: I. Grave 00:14:21 Sonata in G Minor, Kk. 88: II. Andante moderato 00:17:08 Sonata in G Minor, Kk. 88: III. Allegro 00:18:42 Sonata in G Minor, Kk. 88: IV. Minuet 00:20:09 Sonata in F Major, Kk. 78: I. Giga 00:22:08 Sonata in F Major, Kk. 78: II. Minuetto 00:23:00 Fuga in F Major (Kk. 82) 00:25:51 Sonata in D Minor, Kk. 90: I. Grave 00:28:48 Sonata in D Minor, Kk. 90: II. Allegro 00:33:23 Sonata in D Minor, Kk. 90: III. Tarantella 00:34:32 Sonata in D Minor, Kk. 90: IV. Allegro 00:35:53 Minuetto in F Major (Kk. 94) 00:37:53 Sonata in E Minor Kk. 81: I. Grave 00:39:48 Sonata in E Minor Kk. 81: II. Allegro 00:42:12 Sonata in E Minor Kk. 81: III. Grave 00:44:42 Sonata in E Minor Kk. 81: IV. Allegro 00:46:19 Sonata in C Minor, Kk. 84: I. Allegro 00:51:05 Sonata in F Major, Kk. 85: I. Allegro 00:52:44 Sonata in D Minor, Kk. 77: I. Moderato e cantabile 00:57:52 Sonata in D Minor, Kk. 77: II. Minuet 00:59:39 Sonata in C Major, Kk. 132: I. Cantabile 01:08:51 Sonata in G Major, Kk. 91: I. Grave 01:10:43 Sonata in G Major, Kk. 91: II. Allegro 01:14:12 Sonata in G Major, Kk. 91: III. Grave 01:15:26 Sonata in G Major, Kk. 91: IV. Allegro
aRE THESE kIRKPATRICK NUMBERS violin works or arrangements of only keyboard works ? K.73is keyboard only . Op.89 too. He must have written other stuff and for diff combinations!???!!
This is a very revealing recording. No one is familiar with the full genius of Scarlatti and this recording goes a long way to putting him in his rightful place as one of the most important figures in Baroque music. As you know he has been accused of writing the same keyboard sonata 555 times (Vivaldi has been accused of similar). this proves his incredible breadth of knowledge. I really appreciate it. cheers
JS Bach composed 1200 times the same thing and nobody complains... Bruckner wrote 11 times the same symphony and who cares, he is the giant of music history.
Rediscovering Scarlati. I fell in love with Horowitz's rendition when I was a kid. Now I'm an old man and have listened to this for the first time. So much passion and elegance.
If you hearweissenberg you will wonder howHorowitzwas the only pianist mentioned in his lifetime? American record companies ! BelaBartok recorded some Scarlatti and it is of the highest quality! JOrge Bolet hadan even bigger technique if you talk to pianists in the know! Ivo Pogorelich on Deutsche Grammaphon is the most perfect unbelievable sound and separation of registers you will ever hear recorded !!!
to be honest it was fully clear from the Harpsicord work as well, and writing for just one instrument, in my view of course, does not put a composer down to some misterious ranking level
After the magnificent rendition of all 500+ harpsichord sonatas by Scott Ross, we can finally enjoy the full integral of Scarlatti's violin sonatas of the same quality as their keyboard counterparts. Thank you for uploading, Brilliant Classics!
D.Scarlatti violin sonatas are very unique and impressive. Violin is sad. It is like the protagonist's desperate line in a play. It is appealing and exquisite performance.. This sonatas will be my favorite repertoire from now on. It cannot be better than this.
@@lynngilbert1596 Domenico Scarlatti was Italian. He studied music in Italy with his father Alessandro. He began composing music following the rules of italian culture. Then he moved to Spain where he gave his great contribution also to spanish culture. But he wasn't spanish. It is like saying that Gioachino Rossini was algerian just because he wrote " An italian lady in Algeri" Or that Vittorio Monti was hungarian just because he wrote the world known "Czardas" Or that Curzio Malaparte was....Italian, just because he wrote in Italian. 😉👋🏻
Many thanks for posting these; over a period of several weeks I worked my way through the Scott Ross recordings of the harpsichord sonatas (which I have always liked), but the violin sonatas were terra incognita. They're as wonderful in their way as the harpsichord pieces.
@@therealrealludwigvanbeethoven The album states that these are re-scorings of sonatas originally treated as for keyboard, but which have characteristics (i.e. figured bass) that imply they were intended for different instrumentation
Is this real . Always wondered how it is Scar and Handel didn't write piano concerti >Handel left 12 organ concerti if not more !Did Domenico actually write violin sonata or anything besides the keyboard works ? His father was alreay famous opera composer so I'm sure he too tried that. Must look this up ?
Si. Mozart, come tanti altri, da Haydn a Chopin a Schubert passando per Beethoven, hanno "conosciuto" Scarlatti... E qualche volta lo hanno utilizzato.! Provare per credere.... Studiare. Ricercare.
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Tracklist:
00:00:00 Sonata in D Minor, Kk. 89: I. Allegro
00:03:18 Sonata in D Minor, Kk. 89: II. Grave
00:04:38 Sonata in D Minor, Kk. 89: III. Allegro
00:06:43 Sonata in C Minor, Kk. 73: I. Allegro
00:09:08 Sonata in C Minor, Kk. 73: II. Minuetto
00:10:42 Sonata in C Minor, Kk. 73: III. Minuetto
00:11:45 Sonata in G Minor, Kk. 88: I. Grave
00:14:21 Sonata in G Minor, Kk. 88: II. Andante moderato
00:17:08 Sonata in G Minor, Kk. 88: III. Allegro
00:18:42 Sonata in G Minor, Kk. 88: IV. Minuet
00:20:09 Sonata in F Major, Kk. 78: I. Giga
00:22:08 Sonata in F Major, Kk. 78: II. Minuetto
00:23:00 Fuga in F Major (Kk. 82)
00:25:51 Sonata in D Minor, Kk. 90: I. Grave
00:28:48 Sonata in D Minor, Kk. 90: II. Allegro
00:33:23 Sonata in D Minor, Kk. 90: III. Tarantella
00:34:32 Sonata in D Minor, Kk. 90: IV. Allegro
00:35:53 Minuetto in F Major (Kk. 94)
00:37:53 Sonata in E Minor Kk. 81: I. Grave
00:39:48 Sonata in E Minor Kk. 81: II. Allegro
00:42:12 Sonata in E Minor Kk. 81: III. Grave
00:44:42 Sonata in E Minor Kk. 81: IV. Allegro
00:46:19 Sonata in C Minor, Kk. 84: I. Allegro
00:51:05 Sonata in F Major, Kk. 85: I. Allegro
00:52:44 Sonata in D Minor, Kk. 77: I. Moderato e cantabile
00:57:52 Sonata in D Minor, Kk. 77: II. Minuet
00:59:39 Sonata in C Major, Kk. 132: I. Cantabile
01:08:51 Sonata in G Major, Kk. 91: I. Grave
01:10:43 Sonata in G Major, Kk. 91: II. Allegro
01:14:12 Sonata in G Major, Kk. 91: III. Grave
01:15:26 Sonata in G Major, Kk. 91: IV. Allegro
LOVE it that you list the tracks so specifically. Its so important. THANKS for doing it.
aRE THESE kIRKPATRICK NUMBERS violin works or arrangements of only keyboard works ? K.73is keyboard only . Op.89 too. He must have written other stuff and for diff combinations!???!!
This is a very revealing recording. No one is familiar with the full genius of Scarlatti and this recording goes a long way to putting him in his rightful place as one of the most important figures in Baroque music. As you know he has been accused of writing the same keyboard sonata 555 times (Vivaldi has been accused of similar). this proves his incredible breadth of knowledge. I really appreciate it. cheers
JS Bach composed 1200 times the same thing and nobody complains... Bruckner wrote 11 times the same symphony and who cares, he is the giant of music history.
@@ArsMvsica whats your point? cheers
Rediscovering Scarlati. I fell in love with Horowitz's rendition when I was a kid. Now I'm an old man and have listened to this for the first time.
So much passion and elegance.
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If you hearweissenberg you will wonder howHorowitzwas the only pianist mentioned in his lifetime? American record companies ! BelaBartok recorded some Scarlatti and it is of the highest quality! JOrge Bolet hadan even bigger technique if you talk to pianists in the know! Ivo Pogorelich on Deutsche Grammaphon is the most perfect unbelievable sound and separation of registers you will ever hear recorded !!!
This music definitely puts him in Higher category of just keyboard composer, ....totally incredible!!!
to be honest it was fully clear from the Harpsicord work as well, and writing for just one instrument, in my view of course, does not put a composer down to some misterious ranking level
Corelli, Vespucci, Albinoni, Vivaldi, Locatelli, e Scarlatti sono tutti miei preferiti !!
Tra questi nomi italiani potresti aggiungere anche Alessandro Marcello.
Its crazy how many people come back to this everyday... this song is a masterpiece!!!
After the magnificent rendition of all 500+ harpsichord sonatas by Scott Ross, we can finally enjoy the full integral of Scarlatti's violin sonatas of the same quality as their keyboard counterparts. Thank you for uploading, Brilliant Classics!
Agreed that this is marvelous, but Monica Huggett's performances of several of the violin sonatas in the Ross cycle are very fine, not to be missed.
Literally just found this composer and I’m in love 😍
Kevin, there are many Scarlatti pieces for classical guitar and piano, too.
@@todddanforth8853 he didn't actually write for guitar, though guitarists do play a lot of his keyboard sonatas
@@todddanforth8853 Fr?
@@guarrho Thought so.
Have adored Scarlatti since I was a teen.
Scarlatti is one of my favorite composers of Italian origin. His works have been transcribed to many instruments Thanks for uploading.
D.Scarlatti violin sonatas are very unique and impressive. Violin is sad.
It is like the protagonist's desperate line in a play.
It is appealing and exquisite performance..
This sonatas will be my favorite repertoire from now on. It cannot be better than this.
Fantastisk musik av en av de tre stora kompositörerna som var födda samma år. Det magiska året 1685. Bach, Händel och Scarlatti.
Quite possibly the most obscure composer of his genius status.
Domenico Scarlatti.....half Sicilian half neapolitan...Love of my Life😍😍😍
...but Iberian through most of his working life and perhaps by temperament as well.
@@lynngilbert1596 Domenico Scarlatti was Italian.
He studied music in Italy with his father Alessandro.
He began composing music following the rules of italian culture.
Then he moved to Spain where he gave his great contribution also to spanish culture.
But he wasn't spanish.
It is like saying that Gioachino Rossini was algerian just because he wrote " An italian lady in Algeri"
Or that Vittorio Monti was hungarian just because he wrote the world known "Czardas"
Or that Curzio Malaparte was....Italian, just because he wrote in Italian. 😉👋🏻
@@t.f.5265 ben detto
Bella publicación, una maravilla esta música....de fantasía! Gracias! Thanks, Brilliant Classics!
Voici une musique de fond parfaitement agréable et berçante pour un long moment de détente en imaginant des paysages charmants z' et paisibles !
Merci, Brilliant Classics!
4:38, 14:21, 17:08, 18:42, 22:08, 33:23 (holy shit), 34:32, 44:42, 51:05, 52:44, 1:10:43 onwards
Don't mind me, just bookmarking my favourite parts :)
Gracias
@@mariacarmen3667 De nada, son solo mis partes favoritas ;)
Gracias scarlatti
m a g n i f i c o !!!!!!!! EMOCIONANTE
Muito profundo. Alternância magnífica. Agradecio pelo presente.
Many thanks for posting these; over a period of several weeks I worked my way through the Scott Ross recordings of the harpsichord sonatas (which I have always liked), but the violin sonatas were terra incognita. They're as wonderful in their way as the harpsichord pieces.
Bravoooo
Emocionanti perfecto Scarlatti
Hermosa música ,penetra mis sentidos,llenado mí Alma con alegrías 🌞🌈 🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶♥️💃 infinitas gracias.
De acuerdísimo.....Bienvenidos desde México!
Excellencia !
gracioso, inunda a alma de prazer
Gracias 💃👂🎶🎶🎶🎶😄👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️💃💃💃💃💃💃💃💃
Lovely
🎶🎶🎶🎻good
💜
Love it ❤️
♥️
00:59:39 amazing
I like that
A música barroca é o meu estilo preferido.
Спасибо
28:49
Soy adicto a la buena música de partituras todo referente a estos géneros de la buena música de refinados sonido gracias puébla México
Domenico Scarlatti compositore periodo chiamato Barocco
It's a pitty, I didn't know his existence until recently... Really really bright composer.... Is sonata f minor k.466 also played with violin?
Why aren't these sonatas better known? It's a mystery.
D Scarlatti is best known for his 555 keyboard sonatas.Are they arrangement of some of his keyboard sonatas or independent works ?
their 555 separate keyboard sonatas
@@daveice20 I believe he/she is referring to the violin sonatas. He/she may want to know if they are arrangements of keyboard sonatas. They are not.
@@therealrealludwigvanbeethoven The album states that these are re-scorings of sonatas originally treated as for keyboard, but which have characteristics (i.e. figured bass) that imply they were intended for different instrumentation
These are written in movements like in the classical period?! 😯
What a surprise! Even Bach did it in his concertos, therefore movements existing even before the Classical Period.
30:37, 31:20, 31:31
papa paptum!
Is this real . Always wondered how it is Scar and Handel didn't write piano concerti >Handel left 12 organ concerti if not more !Did Domenico actually write violin sonata or anything besides the keyboard works ? His father was alreay famous opera composer so I'm sure he too tried that. Must look this up ?
👍😍👍
fantasia mozart ? 46:50
Si. Mozart, come tanti altri, da Haydn a Chopin a Schubert passando per Beethoven, hanno "conosciuto" Scarlatti... E qualche volta lo hanno utilizzato.! Provare per credere.... Studiare. Ricercare.
Like father like son, but Domenico was more famous than his father Alessandro
he had a father! sorry just kidding :)
According to MSLP listing, Scarlatti never wrote anything for violin. These here are all concoctions.
Why hasn't someone written any sonatas for harpsichord and bagpipes, the two worst instruments ever invented?
wish to listen to someone like Milstein playing those - not in the baroque style...
Bethoven es papel higienico usado comparado con los genios
Si vergogni!
Se nota que no haz escuchado a Beethoven, además, no diría eso de ningún compositor de aquellas épocas
@@CarlosMendoza-zn5fu jajjaja para ti sera, para otros scarlati y muchos mas que ni debes conocer son genios.
Tammorra!!