An etude featuring arpeggios that include non-harmonic tones. Chopin's Op. 25, No. 5 in E minor (which is also in triple meter) pervades the piece. After the return of the theme, the coda features crossing hands, with the melodic line written as if passed between the left and right hands. Careful attention is required to ensure that the constituent notes of the melody do not become uneven. As indicated by the musical expression "Molto animato e leggero" (very animated and light), the challenge of this piece lies in creating a flexible, arching expression by broadly grasping the harmonic rhythm, while still making the sixteenth notes clearly audible.