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    This document provides a table of contents and descriptions for 47 solo piano sonatas by Domenico Scarlatti. It includes the sonata title, key, and identifying numbers from different cataloguing systems for each work. Brief notes describe the sources and editions used to compile the musical texts and provide performance guidance, emphasizing the importance of understanding historical keyboard practice to properly interpret the sonatas.

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    Scarlatti Masterpieces for

    Solo Piano

    47 Works

    Domenico Scarlatti
    Copyright
    Copyright © 1999 by Dover Publications, Inc.
    All rights reserved.

    Bibliographical Note
    This Dover edition, first published in 1999, is a selection of sonatas
    from D. Scarlatti, Opere complete per clavicembalo, edited by
    Alessandro Longo, as published in eleven volumes, 1906–08, by G.
    Ricordi & C., Milan. The annotated table of contents and note have
    been prepared specially for the present edition.

    International Standard Book Number


    9780486172040

    Manufactured in the United States by Courier Corporation


    40851504
    www.doverpublications.com
    Note

    This Dover edition of Domenico Scarlatti’s keyboard sonatas reprints


    the musical texts from the edition prepared by Alessandro Longo in
    1906–08. Scholarly research in more recent times has shed
    considerable light on keyboard practice in the Baroque era. It is
    obvious that the Longo edition, pioneering and monumental though
    it was, preceded such research and did not have its advantages.
    Longo conceived his edition for performance by the piano in place of
    the original instrument, the harpsichord. The edition thus includes
    traditional pianistic markings—the use of pedal, slurs, staccati,
    dynamics, including crescendi and diminuendi—as well as
    ornamentation now generally considered inappropriate; moreover,
    Longo’s absolute indications of tempi were foreign to Scarlatti. The
    suggestions of phrasing and contrasting dynamics lie within the
    music itself rather than through explicit indication.
    This is not to suggest that these sonatas can be played only on
    the harpsichord, but the performer on the piano should endeavor to
    approach the historical style as closely as possible. In the interest of
    providing an affordable edition, however, the pianistic elements of
    phrasing, dynamics, and pedal remain as they appear in the Longo
    edition. (The actual notation—pitches and lengths—is reliable and
    beautifully engraved.)
    The performer desiring to understand more fully the interpretation
    of these sonatas is urged to consult the definitive study, Domenico
    Scarlatti, by the distinguished harpsichordist and scholar Ralph
    Kirkpatrick (Princeton University Press, 1953; paperback edition
    published by Thomas Y. Crowell, 1968), with particular attention to
    chapter 12, pages 280–323, on “The Performance of the Scarlatti
    Sonatas.”
    In this Dover edition, three numbers are assigned to each sonata
    in both the contents list and below the heading on the music page:
    its Kirkpatrick [K] number; followed by its Longo [L] number (from
    Alessandro Longo, ed., D. Scarlatti, Opere complete per
    clavicembalo, Milan, 1906–08); then by its Pestelli [P] number (from
    Giorgio Pestelli, Le sonate di Domenico Scarlatti: proposta di un
    ordinamento cronologico, Turin, 1967).
    The statement at the end of each sonata—in full or abbreviated
    C.V, C.S., or E.O.—indicates Longo’s source for the musical text. His
    edition was based on three sources: (1) a manuscript copy made by
    a Spanish scribe—designated “C.V.” for Codice Veneziano; (2) Italian
    copies in the Santini Collection, designated “C.S.” for Codice Santini;
    and (3) the edition of thirty sonatas published in London in 1738
    under the title Essercizi per gravicembalo—designated “E.O.” for
    Edizione Originale.
    Table of Contents

    Title Page
    Copyright Page
    Note
    Sonata in G major
    Sonata in D minor
    Sonata in C minor
    Sonata in E major
    Sonata in B minor
    Sonata in G minor
    Sonata in D minor
    Sonata in D major
    Sonata in D minor
    Sonata in C minor
    Sonata in B-flat major
    Sonata in A minor
    Sonata in B minor
    Sonata in D minor
    Sonata in C major
    Sonata in D major
    Sonata in A major
    Sonata in A major
    Sonata in C major
    Sonata in A-flat major
    Sonata in C major
    Sonata in E major
    Sonata in G major
    Sonata in A minor
    Sonata in E major
    Sonata in F minor
    Sonata in A minor
    Sonata in E minor
    Sonata in A major
    Sonata in C-sharp minor
    Sonata in F-sharp major
    Sonata in G major
    Sonata in A major
    Sonata in E major
    Sonata in G major
    Sonata in E minor
    Sonata in G major
    Sonata in D major
    Sonata in B-flat major
    Sonata in G major
    Sonata in F minor
    Sonata in E-flat major
    Sonata in F minor
    Sonata in D major
    Sonata in C major
    Sonata in F major
    Sonata in E major
    Sonata in G major

    K2 / L388 / P58
    Sonata in D minor

    (“Pastorale”)
    K9 / L413 / P65
    Sonata in C minor

    K11 / L352 / P67


    Sonata in E major

    K20 / L375 / P76


    Sonata in B minor

    K27 / L449 / P83


    Sonata in G minor

    (“Cat’s Fugue”)
    K30 / L499 / P86
    Sonata in D minor

    (Aria)
    K32 / L423 / P14
    Sonata in D major

    K33 / L424 / P130


    Sonata in D minor

    K34 / L S7 [Supplement] / P15


    Sonata in C minor

    (Minuetto)
    K40 / L357 / P119
    Sonata in B-flat major

    K47 / L46 / P115


    Sonata in A minor

    K54 / L241 / P147


    Sonata in B minor

    K87 / L33 / P43


    Sonata in D minor

    (Gavotta)
    K64 / L58 / P33
    Sonata in C major

    K95 / L358 / [unlisted by Pestelli]


    Sonata in D major

    K96 / L465 / P210


    Sonata in A major

    K101 / L494 / P156


    Sonata in A major

    K113 / L345 / P160


    Sonata in C major

    K159 / L104 / P418


    Sonata in A-flat major

    K127 / L186 / P198


    Sonata in C major

    K132 / L457 / P295


    Sonata in E major

    K135 / L224 / P234


    Sonata in G major

    K146 / L349 / P106


    Sonata in A minor

    K149 / L93 / P241


    Sonata in E major

    K162 / L21 / P162


    Sonata in F minor

    K184 / L189 / P102


    Sonata in A minor

    K175 / L429 / P136


    Sonata in E minor

    K198 / L22 / P132


    Sonata in A major

    K208 / L238 / P315


    Sonata in C-sharp minor

    K247 / L256 / P297


    Sonata in F-sharp major

    K319 / L35 / P303


    Sonata in G major

    K260 / L124 / P304


    Sonata in A major

    K322 / L483 / P360


    Sonata in E major

    (Capriccio)
    K380 / L23 / P483
    Sonata in G major

    K338 / L87 / P400


    Sonata in E minor

    K402 / L427 / P496


    Sonata in G major

    K427 / L286 / P464


    Sonata in D major

    (“Balletto”)
    K430 / L463 / P329
    Sonata in B-flat major

    (Minuetto)
    K440 / L97 / P328
    Sonata in G major

    K431 / L83 / P365


    Sonata in F minor

    K466 / L118 / P501


    Sonata in E-flat major

    K474 / L203 / P502


    Sonata in F minor

    K481 / L187 / P504


    Sonata in D major

    K491 / L164 / P484


    Sonata in C major

    (Pastorale)
    K513 / L S3 [Supplement] / P176
    Sonata in F major

    K525 / L188 / P529


    Sonata in E major

    K531 / L430 / P535

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