Rondo form with introduction, in G major. As if to shatter the dream of the previous movement, a fanfare in A minor rings out, leading into the finale. This fanfare employs the same rhythmic motif as the fanfare placed at the transition between the first and second movements. After a rapid ascent reminiscent of the concerto's opening, at the moment energy reaches its peak, the accumulated energy explodes with a rapid descending arpeggio in G major played by the piano. The music then proceeds directly into the main section. In the Molto Allegro e vivace of the main section, a joyful main theme with a distinctive dotted rhythm alternates with a charming and lighthearted episode. In the final statement of the main theme, the second theme of the first movement is quoted, immediately followed by a fermata, as if holding its breath (Adagio). However, in the next moment, the music resumes with vigorous motion at f, concluding brilliantly in a grand finale.