How beautiful this andante is .... Pietro performed this Andante so wonderfully that I could not get the beautiful music out of my head.
I thought that this Andante could sound very good with a little registration with flute notes and started to work on recording this piece. The Mascioni organ in Azzio is very well suited for this purpose. The Andante sounds almost lyrical and reminds me of pieces of the same tempo by Telemann or Handel.
I used the pedal to reach the low notes in the second part.
This time I recorded the piece in "one" go with a metronome, produced the repetitions with copy/paste, corrected some mistakes and adjusted the length of the eighth note movements according to a static rule set.
If there are 6 eighth notes in the 3/4 bar, then the note length is set as follows:
1st eighth = 100%
2nd and 3rd eighth 75%
4th eighth note 50%
5th and 6th eighth note 25%
The ear adapts very quickly to this logic, and so the music opens up all by itself.
You find the score here:
https://imslp.eu/files/imglnks/euimg/0/02/IMSLP330177-PMLP534175-Scarlatti,_Domenico-Sonates_Heugel_32.201_Volume_9_27_K.434_scan.pdf
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