Scarlatti Sonata in D minor K.517 Paul Barton, Harmonic Pedal piano

READ MORE BELOW⬇Played on FEURICH 218 grand piano with the new 4th Harmonic Pedal invented by Denis de La Rochefordière.

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Recorded with 2 CharterOak E700 microphones and Apogee Duet.

Free sheet music in public domain:

*Please note: due to the difficulty of bringing the left hand instantaneously from the top to the bottom of the keyboard in numerous places I take some of the notes written for left hand with the right hand.

[SirSardonic]

One of the most underrated pianists on the planet. Bravo.

[rufuscoppertop]

That would have to be the best interpretation on a piano I've heard so far.

[phrababushkath]

BRAVO! A TRULY EXCELLENT PERFORMANCE OF THIS MAGNIFICENT PIECE!

[jordanstephens]

I'll say again- I love Scarlatti and I like how you've been playing his sonatas!

[ClassicalJams]

Paul, you really are some pianist! What a sparkling performance and in awe of your counterpoint work. I love these videos where you have presented your use of that harmonic pedal! BRAVO!!! ~Jackie

[dlefil]

Thank you for your interpretation of this sonate !!

[yoandmest]

Splendid as usual xxx Thanks so much Paul for your wonderful tutorials. Yoan

[ErickSousa-lxqr]

I would be grateful if you, mister paul play la campanella of Niccolo Paganini transposed to the piano by franz Liszt, this is the second time I ask (sorry) its because I love this piece

Fascinating! You play this with great lightness and dynamics! I really like it.
Please explain for a non-pianist, if you want, in what way the "Harmonic Pedal" is helpful with this piece?

[davidstokes]

The imslp link is missing a closing bracket at the end.

[phrababushkath]

I sent you the link to Comparone's performance of K.517 - yours is EVERY BIT AS GOOD - MAYBE EVEN BETTER!