For this third movement, envision two types of facial expressions: a smiling face and an angry face. In this third movement, D major and D minor appear alternately. One flat corresponds to D minor (though it sometimes shifts to F major), and two sharps correspond to D major.

In the case of D major, associate it with the smiling face, while for D minor, either the angry face or the sad face is acceptable. Considering these as psychological depictions, please perform in a way that contrasts and alters the atmosphere between major and minor.

Regarding articulation, while various interpretations exist, varying it according to the key (whether D major or D minor) can further enhance the contrast.

In my personal view, rather than using excessive pedal, a drier approach seems to sound more appealing.