A three-movement sonata titled "Sonata for Fortepiano." Throughout the work, a brilliant musical idea is observed, characterized by the frequent use of Alberti bass, typical of the Classical period. This is a substantial sonata that attests to Dittersdorf's success in all fields, including church music, stage music, symphonies, and chamber music (it is said that in the field of stage music, his popularity at the time even surpassed Mozart's).