Tempo di valse, 3/8 time. This work is characterized by melodies that begin on the second beat or with an anacrusis. It is crucial to establish the waltz rhythm and tempo in the opening four measures. From measure 13, the melody is played within the harmony of B-flat major. When performing, also pay attention to the sustained F note (or pedal point on F) from measure 17. From measure 23, the melody shifts to the left hand, and the right hand assumes the role of maintaining the waltz's triple meter. Furthermore, from measure 27, it appears as a variation of the preceding section. It would be beneficial to express not only the differences in figuration but also changes in timbre. From measure 30, after passing through a hemiola rhythm, the music returns to the opening melody. The piece concludes quietly.