How to Play Scarlatti | Sonata in D minor K.1 [Tutorial]

[@JordanX767]

Brilliant playing and tutorial. Thank you for making such accessible videos. If it ever moves you one day, it would be a treat to see a tutorial for Scarlatti sonata K. 20. Keep up the great work!

[@closedtoopen]

You always give lessons of my favorite pieces of Scarlatti❤ Thank you. from South Korea.

[@CosminaPreda-rt7iu]

This tutorial is excellent, such eloquence! Brilliant, thank you!

[@giggitygoobrick]

The best tutorial I've ever seen for anything!

[@RearrangeGinger]

Thank you for this, and your playthrough of the song was beautiful. Unique performance

[@juanvallejo5557]

Increíble explicación. Imposible ser más claro.

[@rothschildianum]

Great tutorial!! Thank you very much!

[@giuseppemagistro7733]

Thanks!

[@brennanbowen7964]

This channel must be brand new.. glad to be here. Thank you, sir

[@Antune]

Many thanks. I hope you keep enjoying being here!

[@kamiljakubiec472]

Thank you !

[@arvindiyer1649]

Awesome!!!

[@Antune]

Many thanks!

[@AZ-wu8cv]

Thank you for the tutorial. I have just recorded this one.

[@hom666]

Thank you so much!!

[@mehparebayramogullar8705]

Perfect❤🙏👍

[@Scarlatti-1]

Thank you so much!!!!! I learned a lot from your video😊😊❤

[@Antune]

Thanks for letting me know! All the best :)

[@scottweaverphotovideo]

Thank you providing the downloadable files!

[@ClaudioFelisi-i1s]

Voilà qui est beaucoup plus qu'un simple "tutorial" : c'est un excellent cours que je vais appliquer "step by step" ! Bravo et merci !

[@biagiapo18]

Beautiful sonata and excellent, thorough explanation. Dear Antunes, I would love someday a tutorial of K13 Sol maj. My favourite. Hope you like it too and think it's worth your effort. Thank you !

[@franc6910]

Hi, why this trills are played as groupetto in 17:05? same in 17:29 I heard many versions doing this, is it the common practice? Thanks

[@alejandrotermine1554]

2nd section part b sounds futuristic

[@liellavi5722]

Do you Traum Piano have the same hands?

[@keremkeskiner7727]

Thank you! Your musicianship inspires me a lot. Will you do K.61? *prettyplease*

[@Antune]

Dear Kerem, thank you! Next video will be the K.9 and I really want to do K.87 at some point. It is still hard to promise for K.61, at least for near future.

[@keremkeskiner7727]

@@Antune :))) I would kill for 87, so I forgive you 🥰

[@rothschildianum]

@@Antune Yeah K.87!!! This is my first Scarlatti, but I am not satisfied yet.... Your tutorial is always exceedingly helpful.

[@joschkamuller3971]

Incredible. Very good explanations. I can‘t find your sheet with the fingerings. :-(

[@Antune]

Thank you! The scores are in the description.

[@Bisonteich]

How easy is this sonata compared to the sonata k.141 from scarlatti?

[@Antune]

I wouldn’t say it is easy, but technically way more comfortable in comparison to the K.141

[@XXX-ud2fv]

Excellent tutorial! By the way can you have a tutorial on friska next time?

[@Antune]

Thank you! I can't say it will be next time, but it is on my to-do list! :)

[@XXX-ud2fv]

@@Antune Really appreciated. I look forward into it

[@mrsmokpiano]

I don't think it is for the level A playlist, it is a harder piece than Invention 13 for example, but good tips though.

[@RobRijnbout]

good tutorial!...one question about the trills..always a point of discussion:In Scarlatti's music,should it start on the main note or with a second above? I like how you play it starting on the main note

[@Antune]

Thank you! What is right or wrong way will always be a discussion. I would instead go for which one I like!

[@liellavi5722]

Please can you prepare tutorials for works at the level of rachmaninoff's works?

[@Antune]

I’ll make a video about Rachmaninoff’s Prelude Op.23 No.5 in a couple of weeks. ;)

[@liellavi5722]

@@Antune Wow, this is one of my dreams at the piano! Thank you! It's a really big investment thank you!

[@jocelynjosssheehy2970]

A special request : the K27...

[@Antune]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/sKWaiGysptemhZo Enjoy! :)

[@jocelynjosssheehy2970]

@@Antune I completely forgot that you already did the K27 and that I wrote a comment (in French) about it ! Wow… Thank you for your quick response.

[@OmurGulcicek]

Hocam Türk müsünüz

[@Antune]

Sayılır :)

[@geoffashden2]

There's nothing worse than Scarlatti played on a Piano!

[@BWV999]

Yes there is: Scarlatti played on the harpsichord...😛Never understood this obsession with period instrument performance...

[@geoffashden2]

@@BWV999 You're clearly an idiot then. Do you honestly think that if Scarlatti had access to a modern piano that he wouldn't have composed his music differently? That applies to ALL composers prior to the invention of the Piano-Forte!

[@ΕΛΕΥΘΕΡΙΟΣΚΟΥΜΑΣΙΔΗΣ]

Too quick