It is marked Cantabile and is played throughout at a p (piano) dynamic. The first two phrases are three-measure phrases, forming a single melody created by both hands. From the subsequent measure 7, it becomes two-voiced, with the slurs in the left and right hands being offset. To prevent the half note, which is the final note of the slur, from becoming too strong, sustain it softly and quietly. This piece, in D major, seems to possess a sparkling brilliance even within its quietness. Try playing the D major chords, expand your imagination based on the tonality, and aim for a performance rich in color.