Scarlatti - Sonata K 126 in do min. Allegro (Enrico Baiano)

And so it starts. We don't need defibrillators, we only need some more of this. Baianensis Defibrillatoris. If this doesn't power-boost your heart, nothing will.

CLEAR!


Domenico Scarlatti (1685-1757) - Sonate per Clavicembalo (Vol.1)

Enrico Baiano, clavicembalo Joachim Antunes, 1785. Copia di Ugo Casiglia, 1997

The image is a painting by Andrea Pozzo,
Italian painter (1642, Trento - 1709, Vienna):

Allegory of the Jesuits' Missionary Work, 1691-94, Sant'Ignazio, Rome

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• Defibrillation

[koshakddd]

THIS has touched my soul and HEART ....

[giovannibulgari]

What...the...fuck. This rendition is incredibly stupid, do you think someone in the Baroque would play something like L402 as saccharine and overly dramatic as this? It's almost comical....

[0011486]

Scarlatti was the Baroque Romantic.

[bifeldman]

This is really interesting playing.