The descending melody at the beginning of the main section, coupled with the simple rhythm played in the middle register and the harmonies of the four-part accompaniment, imbues the piece with a neat and refined atmosphere. The secondary section, which shifts to B major, is energetic at its outset but immediately becomes pianississimo upon repetition, shaping the overall atmosphere of the main section. The wide-ranging accompaniment played in octaves in the trio, and the melodic progression that ascends, also in octaves, possess a sense of dynamism.