The second piece, "Sunlight Dancing in the Wind," is marked "Allegretto (with clarity)" at the beginning in 6/8 time, suggesting a contrast with the preceding piece. The main theme strikingly begins with a leap upwards of an octave. In the left-hand accompaniment, the characteristic perfect fifth intervals from the previous piece are subtly hidden throughout. Furthermore, the 11-measure poco meno mosso at measure 28 evokes the atmosphere of the preceding piece. Immediately preceding this, two measures of 2/4 time are inserted, where the eighth notes are indicated to have the same note value. After the poco meno mosso, the main theme reappears in the left hand, with the right hand taking on the accompaniment. The final three measures are also marked meno mosso.