Henle Verlag SCARLATTI DOMENICO - PIANO SONATA K.141 D-MOLL
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Summary of This Score
With Piano Sonata (Toccata), K. 141, L. 422, Domenico Scarlatti delivers an iconic piece, often described as a "toccata" due to its writing that evokes instrumental gesture, momentum, and virtuosity. In D minor, this sonata for piano stands out for its percussive energy, repetitive figures, and rapid passages that require clear articulation and great regularity. It is a particularly appreciated score for working on attack clarity, managing repetitions, balance between right and left hands, as well as tempo stability.
This G. Henle Verlag edition emphasizes the reliability of the musical text and a presentation that facilitates daily practice: clear markers, comfortable spacing, and optimal readability. The fingerings by Detlef Kraus provide valuable assistance in developing effective solutions in fast passages, while allowing the pianist freedom to adapt according to their morphology and approach. The editorial work by Bengt Johnsson aligns with the spirit of Urtext editions, appreciated by conservatory students as well as seasoned pianists. Publisher reference: HN 1221 (ISMN: 979-0-2018-1221-2).
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Scarlatti, Domenico | Instrumentation | Piano |
| Edition | G. Henle Verlag | Genre | Classical sheet music |
Questions frequently asked
What key and catalog number does Scarlatti's Sonata K.141 have?
The score presents Piano Sonata (Toccata) K.141, L.422, in D minor. It carries the publisher reference HN 1221.
Does this Henle edition of Sonata K.141 include fingerings?
Fingerings by Detlef Kraus are included in this edition. They provide solutions for fast passages while being adaptable to the pianist's hand morphology.
For which instrument is Domenico Scarlatti's Sonata K.141 written?
This score is intended for solo piano. Its instrumentation is indicated as piano in the features of the G. Henle Verlag edition.
What technical aspects can be practiced with Scarlatti K.141?
The writing in D minor is based on repetitive patterns and fast passages. Practice focuses notably on clarity of attacks and consistency of repetitions. Tempo stability as well as balance between the hands are also challenges of this sonata.
What is the ISMN of the G. Henle Verlag edition K.141?
The ISMN given for this score is 979-0-2018-1221-2.
