This short piece, titled <Evening>, which forms a pair with the first piece <Morning>, also shares a similar lyrical character with the first piece. However, by noting the instruction “teneroso” (tenderly) after “Andante,” which differs from “Andante tranquillo” in the first piece, it becomes clear that this <Evening> is composed with harmonies that produce a somewhat softer sound compared to the distinct C major of the first piece.