It is a short piece that begins at an Allegretto tempo, with the left hand marking a cheerful waltz rhythm. Above such an accompaniment, a melody characterized by disjunct motion unfolds, as if dancing around. From measure 25, a new figuration, marked by eighth-note chords, resounds, depicting something somewhat whimsical. After this middle section, the waltz accompaniment pattern reappears, and the piece concludes. While the "Waltz" is a traditional form originating from classical dance, the composer's individuality is revealed in the way modern harmonic colors are added here and there.