Baroque · Italian
Domenico Scarlatti
1685 – 1757
Domenico Scarlatti wrote 555 single-movement keyboard sonatas, mostly in binary form, that combine Iberian guitar idioms, daring harmonic shifts, and a feisty Italian wit. They are the most original keyboard music of the late Baroque outside of Bach.
The Kirkpatrick-numbered sonatas are studied and recorded constantly; many of the best-known have become recital staples.
The 80 public-domain piano works listed below are sortable, downloadable as PDF score editions, and free to study, perform, record, and re-engrave. Each piece links to its individual page with full catalog data, performance notes, and historical context. Browse more works from the Baroque era, or use the difficulty filters below to narrow by technical level.
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Piano works by Domenico Scarlatti
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All works listed by Open Opus
587 works recorded by Open Opus — too many to list on one page. Data from Open Opus (openopus.org), released into the public domain (CC0) — fetched 2026-09-11. Catalog entries only: title, subtitle, and genre classification as published by Open Opus. These are not downloadable score editions.
By genre, from Open Opus’s own classification on this composer’s work records: 546 Keyboard · 8 Chamber · 32 Vocal · 1 Stage.