Composed in 1901, this work consists of the following four pieces. It is a pictorial work, characteristic of his early period, whose charm lies in its beautiful lyricism.

1. 1. F-sharp minor: The melody, played in the high register from the beginning, possesses a clear timbre and delicate beauty. The music, heightened by repeated figures, regains its tranquility and concludes as if fading into the atmosphere. Performance duration: approximately 1 minute 30 seconds.
2. 2. No. 2, D-sharp major, Pastorale: Bearing the subtitle "Pastorale," this piece evokes a gentle spring. Chords with wide intervals create a rich sonorous resonance. Performance duration: approximately 1 minute.
3. 3. No. 3, B major: Figures incorporating dotted rhythms form the foundation, supporting the music. Above this, a gentle melody unfolds, while the timbre of the high register, inserted like sighs between phrases, is beautifully striking. Performance duration: approximately 2 minutes 10 seconds.
4. 4. No. 4, A minor (Lydian mode): Over an arpeggiated accompaniment in the left hand, reminiscent of a harp, a folk-like melody is sung in single notes. A static piece. Performance duration: approximately 1 minute 20 seconds.