No. 11 in A minor

It begins with a tremolo figuration imitating a cimbalom (with the indication 'quasi zimbalo,' similar to No. 10). The piece has a two-part structure, consisting of a slow first half (Lento a capriccio in A minor – Andante sostenuto in A major) and a fast second half (Vivace assai in F-sharp minor – Prestissimo in F-sharp major). In the first half, improvisatory music with small note values unfolds, but notation with grace notes is avoided; instead, it is notated with precise small note values such as 32nd notes and 64th notes.

Dedicated to Baron Feri Orczy.