This is a lively and joyful final movement with strong instrumental elements. Rather than having many sections unified by a single character, the image is one where numerous characters emerge. By doing so, each section gains variation through a wider variety of timbres and dynamics, making it a more enjoyable movement.

Even when a minor section appears, ensure it never conveys a serious emotion; maintain a consistent presto tempo, allowing it to proceed steadily without ever stopping midway, regardless of the circumstances.

Where the left-hand accompaniment becomes octaves, envision an increase in the number of instruments and a larger ensemble. Generally, when octaves appear in the left hand, it is appropriate to play the entire section forte.

However, when left-hand octaves appear in an arpeggiated form (e.g., in the development section), suppress the volume, emphasize lightness, and ensure it never becomes heavy. Conversely, if arpeggiated octaves appear in the right hand, try playing the melodic notes slightly louder.