C major, 4/4 time. The foxtrot is a type of ballroom dance characterized by a four-beat rhythm with accents on the first and third beats. Syncopated rhythms appear throughout the piece. Strive to avoid emphasizing off-beat quarter notes, ensuring accents fall on the downbeats. It is desirable to express the subtle differences in articulation, such as accents, staccato, and staccatissimo. It is advisable to play at a tempo that maintains momentum, while appreciating the intriguing harmonies, such as seventh chords and augmented chords.