Records indicate that clocks during Handel's lifetime had an error of about one second per eight hours, suggesting that relatively accurate clocks already existed in that era. Therefore, since this piece is also a depiction of such a clock, please maintain a precise and unwavering tempo. By playing the eighth notes staccato, the beats will be marked vertically like a clock, creating a sense of lightness. The theme appears in various keys, such as F major and A minor. Therefore, the performer should vary the atmosphere of the theme in each key according to their perception of the key's character.

A point of caution for this piece might be the independence and balance of the voices. This piece consistently uses only the treble clef from beginning to end, with no bass clef written. Consequently, since both voices (two voices) are always in close proximity, confusion between the voices and difficulty in achieving proper balance distribution can arise. This is an area where the performer must exercise care. It would be beneficial to decide which voice to prioritize in each section.