Composed in 1786 along with Rondo in D major, K. 485. It is written in F major, in Andante tempo and 2/4 time. Characteristic features include double notes moving in parallel motion and parallel motion created by both hands. Throughout the piece, an air of noble elegance pervades, and even when chords with a momentarily intense sound are employed, a certain calm atmosphere is maintained. Furthermore, intricate melodic movements are frequently employed, and the piece is rich in ornamental notes.