E-flat major, 2/4 time. This piece features an interplay between the right and left hands, as if they are playing a game of chase. It is advisable to carefully express the slurs spanning two notes and other articulations such as staccato. From measure 7, the same melody is played a major second higher. From measure 22, the melody changes to triplets, and the left hand also appears in a modified form. For the descending slurs in the left hand, be mindful of the eighth rest and ensure that the second note does not become heavy. From measure 43, the melody reappears in sixteenth notes. Strive to play these sixteenth notes with a light touch and evenness. From measure 65, the piece rapidly accelerates, building energy towards the climax, and concludes with a brilliant sound.