July 11th, 2011

July 11, 2011By Tracy0 Comments

Sonata K29 in D major (Presto)
Alexandre Tharaud, piano

From Alexandre Tharaud – Scarlatti: Sonatas (2011)

Released by Virgin Classics

Scarlatti: Sonata K29 in D major (Presto)

One of the most mesmerising interpretations of Scarlatti.

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