Heugel SCARLATTI DOMENICO - SONATES CHOISIES POUR CLAVECIN - VOL.1
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Summary of This Score
This score brings together a selection of pieces identified by the "K" numbering system, a widely used cataloging method in the Baroque repertoire to precisely identify works. You will find the following numbers: K.9, K.19, K.125, K.429, K.159, K.234, K.241, K.278, K.377, K.423, and K.445. This list offers a varied set, practical for alternating characters, moods, and musical intentions throughout practice.
Kenneth Gilbert's edition emphasizes a readable and usable musical approach for daily work: ideal for building a solid interpretation, maintaining rhythmic regularity, clarifying accents, and developing a true palette of articulation. Depending on your goal, these pieces can be studied as style exercises, as material for in-depth sight-reading, or as repertoire to memorize and perform publicly.
In practice, this collection is very suitable for keyboard players wishing to consolidate their Baroque language: hand management, attack precision, voice balance, and establishing natural breathing. It is also an excellent foundation for exploring different tempi, refining musicality, and gaining confidence in a demanding yet highly educational repertoire.
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| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Arranger | Kenneth Gilbert | ||
Questions frequently asked
Which Scarlatti sonatas are included in this volume 1?
The collection contains 11 sonatas: K.9, K.19, K.125, K.159, K.234, K.241, K.278, K.377, K.423, K.429, and K.445.
Who edited the Selected Sonatas for Harpsichord vol. 1?
The edition is by Kenneth Gilbert. It favors a clear layout designed for daily practice of the pieces. The editorial markings support the study of rhythm, accents, and articulation.
What level is this Scarlatti collection intended for?
This selection of 11 sonatas is aimed at keyboard players wishing to strengthen their Baroque language. The work focuses especially on hand management and voice balance.
Are references K.9 and K.445 included in this score?
Yes, sonatas K.9 and K.445 are both part of the selection edited by Kenneth Gilbert.
Can this volume be used to prepare for a harpsichord audition?
The sonatas K.19, K.125, or K.423 can be studied for memorization and public performance. The variety of characters allows for exploring different tempi and musical intentions.



