Scarlatti Sonata K.32 - Paul Barton FEURICH piano

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In this recording, I used the 4th harmonic pedal invented by Denis de La Rochefordière, lightly in resonance position only.

[MrSpiderpeg]

Very nice. A Scarlatti that looks playable without being level 100 on the piano.

[tishsimonnet]

Thank you for playing yet another Scarlatti gem. He is a composer who understands the key board so well, so elegant and fine, and especially when played by Mr Barton

[v.duskren]

Lovely work. I learned this at about twice the tempo. The mood in your interpretation is chilling! I'll have to give it try at this pace. Thanks again, Paul. You're amazing. My teacher knows you by name, now. I share all your work with him. You've been a huge inspiration for me.

[milestonechild]

So few notes, such expressive movement. As always, you’ve impressed me and brought joy to my day. Thanks, Paul.

[fati]

Magnifique, sublimement joué!!!! Thanks a lot

[tgr]

Очень красивое исполнение, Вы нашли в этой простой сонате Скарлатти нечто удивительное. Хороший темп, интонация, вдумчивость в каждую ноту. Слушаю Вас с большим удовольствием. Очень нравится формат Ваших видео. Здоровья Вам! Спасибо

[davidjgburnett]

Had not heard this one before. Got to love Scarlatti, beautiful. Will give it a try now you have inspired me.

[Mukundanghri]

Very beautiful Mr. Barton, thank you!

[mziqbal]

Paul it's a lovely musical piece. Thank you ✨🌠

[JaySuryavanshiMusic]

The Scarlatti sonatas sound so beautiful on the Paul's Feurich Grand and especially with that harmonic pedal.Keep it up, virtuoso .Very well played, maestro.🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[dmswan]

Beautiful! I did try to learn this sonata a time ago and it helps so much to hear it played so master fully, as it is meant to be played. May revisit this lovely piece!

[elizabethromano]

Speechless, as usual. Thanks a lot for your presence here.

[sokkimmartin]

please do more of these easy pieces. i would love to learn them including this one.

[trevorguy]

Scarlatti spree again pleaseee! Love this Mr. Barton!

[ewhyte]

This is Scarlatti grieving at the loss of his beloved wherein his loneliness is emphasised within the reverberation of palatial sprawlings . I am sure this interpretation is closely evocative of the original sentiment. 🙇‍♂️

[totons]

I really like your taste of music, thats why I subscribed to you

[JuniorRibeiro]

So nice!!! This piece I will study, because it seems to be simple (I am not good at playing piano yet).
Thank you Mr. Barton.

[pamshearer]

Good Morning, Paul Barton - Thank you
so very for sharing this very inspiring and beautiful music with everyone ! Enjoyed listening to the music, God bless you all !
♪Date 5/30/2019♪

[composenberg]

Question - You are playing the 32nd notes more like 64th notes, as do many who perform this piece. I like it better than playing it as notated, but would love to know if this is a performance-practice element, and if so, what is it called and where does it come from?

[algebranograzie]

What to say, except... THANK YOU!
(another sonata I neve heard before, so Thank You*2)