D. Scarlatti - Sonata in f minor, K.364

I chose this Sonata using a random number generator!
A few mistakes in this one, but given that my health has been REALLY bad again lately, just the fact that I could learn this piece and get it recorded is a monumental feat in itself, so doing it in one take with a few mistakes is just fine for this purpose.
I had to take a few seconds between sections to catch my breath, hence the "cuts" between sections; I just edited/reduced the time that I had to take in between each section.
(And that jump in the L.H. in the first section made my sternum hurt soooo much!)
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I am a former professional pianist, educator, collaborator, composer, and recent wannabe harpsichordist forced into early retirement due to a genetic heart condition which has finally caught up to me!
Now I spend my time researching and recording modern classical piano music that hasn't yet been recorded, and I also enjoy making the best out of "easier" pieces from the canon. I will present showy pieces as my health allows, but my current health and endurance typically limits me to early-advanced literature.
I record for TH-cam simply as an excuse to keep learning music until it's polished and presentable, and if people want to listen and watch, then that is icing on the cake! Outside of TH-cam, I teach intermediate/advanced adult hobbyists at the piano.
1998 PETROF Model IV Chippendale
1969 Zuckermann 5-foot Straight Side Z-box Harpsichord
Recorded with the Zoom H2n Handy Recorder in 2ch surround

[@shivarahimipiano]

I love the sound of your harpsichord! It's so cute! Great job with this sonata!❤

[@BeverlyGranoff]

I really enjoy your recordings!

[@seancregomusic]

Thank you so much!